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3 Mar 2009
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shipping two bikes from panama to peru in april. somebody wanna join us
i try to make a shippment from panama to peru in april 2009... i think we will have some more space in the container and can share the costs...
also looking for more agencies to compairs them.. still dont have found a good one... anybody know a good one please tell me..
have fun el quesero
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4 Mar 2009
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Hi Quesero, I'm looking transport info from Colombia to Panama, sorry to ask but why you are going to Peru instead Colombia? My total ride is from Argentina to Alaska from April to Oct 2009.
Ride safe
Bye
Wasabi
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6 Mar 2009
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its a question of money and time... we try to travell slow and see more of the countrys than only the roads....
if you look for transport colombia panama i think the best is girag... they wanna have something around 900 dollars butt they do it with a plane they are fast and safe... dont have done it by my self but talked to many which have done it with them.. heard only good stuff ... littel bit more money but recomended.. not like the banana boats he he...
maybe we see you somewhere more south
enjoy your trip and your bike....
quesero
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7 Mar 2009
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Thanks Quesero, also Copa airlines fly only on Fryday cargo from Cartagena to Panama seems to be cheaper around US$ 550.
Maybe a see you around there.
Ride & Ride
Take care
Wasabi
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17 Mar 2009
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pick up space
If you'd like, i have space on my pickup, I'm driving from Quito 2 Lima by april 8 and afterwards i'm begging the peruvian tour by bike.
I have a Nissan Frontier pick up. I'll be carring my ktm and it can be space 4 a medium size bike.
If yes, we can share the expenses, if not and if u r driving 2 da southeast peruvian Andes, let me know.
Lima, Huancayo, Cuzco....
RG
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17 Mar 2009
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Motozen, I have a heavy bike and I need to go from Cartagena to Panama.
Thanks any way.
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21 Mar 2009
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thank you motozen butt we have two bikes and a lot of luggage..
we anyway desided now to ship from panama straight to europe and keep the south for another soon possibility.. running out of money and need to work first...
if any body wanna ship bikes from panama to europe in april let me know... we can share a container..
pizzzpazzz el quesero
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26 Mar 2009
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zega touratech or hepco b panniers
if u guys are selling this kind of luggage, let me know! Hardware for the KTM bike can be made here, but the aluminum pannier quite difficult!
RG
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30 Mar 2009
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might be there for end of april
I might make the peru border in 3-4 weeks
going to Popoyan, CO - Otavalo - Quito - down to Puyo for a few days at an orphanage then Cuenca and south
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I'm in David right now with a BMW GS1200 looking to get to Lima or second best Ecuador. Any help is appriciated. Prefer air but it seems all go to Columbia. Don't have the time for that.
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Peter
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