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Should I buy and start in Santiago or BA??
Hi,
Had orginally planned to start in Santiagoand buy there and travel south anti clockwise. Having second thoughts now and considering starting in BA and going south clockwise. My question is im seeing posts that 2nd hand bikes are a lot dearer in Chile. Where would you guys reccomend?? It doesnt really alter what I do or when I go but preferably id like to get a bike as cheap as i can. Thanks |
Depends on where the bike is registered. An ARG registered bike cannot be taken outside the country by a foreigner. A CHL registered bike seems to be able to exit CHL only on a few crossings, most others are refused (search threads for more info). Your best solution is to get a foreign registered bike that someone else has ridden and it at the end of there trip - keep in mind that most trips end in BsAs as most people ride the PanAm south.
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Buying in CH is much easier than in AR. Make sure your Power of attorney specifies all countries that you may be traveling to.. Look for help from the santiago community. There is not that much difference in the used bike prices.
I have crossed many Chilean borders and never have much of a problem. |
Hey when are you planning on starting your trip?
A buddy and I are currently heading south to Ushuaia from Alaska and will be selling our KlR650's in Chile or Argentina.They are both registered in Canada and kitted out with panniers and all the goodies needed to do the trip!! We will be selling them around the end of Oct. |
Hey - those bikes sound like they might suit me and my friend - if you want to chat more then email potta[nineninenine] at yahoo [dotcodotuk]
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