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24 Jul 2008
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Transport motorcycles from Istanbul to Pakistan (Karachi...)
Do anybady know what I can doing about this problem. I like to crate me and bike from Serbia to Pakistan and I her for air Arabia from Istanbul to Karachi. I dont know prices for motorcycles. Does somebody do this from Europa to Pakistan. I like to go on Karakorum highway and back to Serbia on bike (Iran, Turkeu, Maybe goes to Oman, etc). Thanks for replay PS: Do you know some agency which do this jobs in Istanbul or around. Maybe crate by sea???
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Going by sea means entering Pakistan through Karachi port - this will be very time consuming and difficult. The price may begin low, but the problems will be many.
Talk to shipping agents about air freight. It will be possible.
You know, Istanbul to Pakistan is not so far to ride - why not do it both ways, on different routes? Better to spend your time and money on biking travel rather than air freight fees.
Simon
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I like to driving motor all the way, but time is problem. I back from Syria before two week and i must to make many for next trip . I would be happy if I can to driving all way, but if I cant, I must found freight air agents !
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same problem here.
I have to freight after first 'yes' (with code authorised for Athens Embassy) and then 'no' answers to my visa re-application to Iranians (in Erzurum).
Off to Istanbul Monday (in Erzurum now) to try to arrange airfreight over Iran to Karachi. Anybody any contacts or done this?
Cathy and Bernard
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Shipping a bike from Pakistan to Turkey by air. Any suggestions ?
Being ever the pressimist, I'm looking at options should I not get an Iranian visa approval number in the next couple of weeks ?
As such has anyone had any experience of crating and shipping a bike from either India (Delhi) or Pakistan (Islamabad or Karachi) to Turkey ?
Any contacts, prices, suggestions much appreciated.................
Cheers
Pete
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