Honduras - Parts/Mechanic for KLR
Those that read the "Guatemala - outstaying welcome" thread will be familiar with my plight. The menace that is the bloke who was "looking after" my 2004 KLR 650, failed to maintain her aswell fail to do the paperwork. I've got a few resulting mechanical problems, but the one that preoccupies me is the degree to which the sprockets are currently worn. It seems I'm about to lose the chain any minute.
So, anyone know of a good "taller de motos" in Tegucigalpa, and does anyone know if a chain & sprocket set for a KLR is likely to be available. I don't know if these are standard moto parts, but I do remember having to get a sprocket made in Venezuela.
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