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3 Apr 2016
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Buying a foreign bike in Colombia
Hello,
I've seen numerous posts for the sale of foreign bikes in Colombia and am interested in buying a non-Colombian bike to travel around Colombia and to other countries.
However after sifting through countless posts on how a sale process is done I am sufficiently confused.
There are posts on TVIPs, title issues, going to no-man's land, photoshopping, and other random things. Other posts point out that tourists selling to other tourists is easy.
Is there a simple standard way of doing this? How do I get the TVIP renewed?
Obviously I am not going to mail the title home, wait 6 weeks for it to get processed and then wait for it to get mailed back to me in Colombia.
It almost seems that I am better off just buying a bike from a dealer and not worrying about any of these issues.
Thanks in advance.
Matt
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8 May 2016
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Hi Matt
I have a trooper of a bike in Medellin which I'll be selling around the 14th of May. (It's a Colombian bike)
Is a Suzuki DR350, but the one tuned for more road use. She's perfect for Colombia, and overtakes anything I've needed her to without any hassle.
I need to check the papers when I get back for the year of the bike, but think it's 2000. Sounds old, but it's been really well maintains and I've had no issues.
Just had a brand new rear tyre, and recently had a new chain and sprocket.
Easiest to contact me on here until I get back to Colombia.
I've just had a full carrying rack put onto the back because I was planning to head down to Peru, but I'm got to head back home for a job interview now.
I'm looking for about 1900USD. I can help sort all the paperwork out.
Let me know if you think you might be interested.
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9 Jun 2016
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Any chance you still have this bike? I'm looking for on in about a week. Either Colombia or somewhere near by as a starting point for a trip.
Cameron
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17 Aug 2016
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Process of selling bolivian registered bike to traveller in colombia?
Hi everyone,
I have the same questions. I just bought a new bike in Bolivia and plan travelling up to colombia and sell it there. Its a suzuki DR200SE. I have absolutly no clue and wasnt able to find out here how it works to sell a bike to another traveller... I would need a step by step information for complete dummies, sorry
Hope anyone can help me. Thanks.
Silvia
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