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Mechanic in Buenos Aires
Hey all,
After a high side at 120km/h I've got a fairly damaged GS F700 down in San Antonio Oesta with no instrument cluster, ruined handlebars, and the forks should probably be checked as the front right caliper snapped off - but it may just be worth repairing. The engine/electrics still work fine, just no speedo/lights/indicators, or anything on the handlebars. Not looking for a full OEM replacement, just enough to keep it running. Can anyone recommend an easy/inexpensive way to get the bike up to Buenos Aires? Trying to see if it's worth repairing or not, as I imagine it will be fairly expensive (Argentina hasn't been cheap for motorbike parts to date) and shipping/trucking may cost a chunk.. In addition, and the reason why I'm posting in this sub-forum, anyone able to recommend any good mechanics in BA? More looking to get it back up and running as opposed to a full rebuild. Cheers, Klaus |
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Excellent! - I emailed them last night, that's a place I'd heard of before so was going to check them out.
The main issue is getting the bike up there right now - any thoughts? Thanks for your help :) |
Find a man or a company with a truck. Hand over a wedge of cash and make sure you're in the same truck as your bike.
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Buenos Aires Moto Repair
I am returning to Buenos Aries, in Jan and need repairs and services for my KLR 650
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I would not recommend Dakar Motos - we had a bad experience with 'em and so did most of our friends! I wish I had a good alternative in that area though... which I don't. sorry ;-)
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