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23 Mar 2009
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china bike
i just did it in the other direction boucht a chinees crapbike just out of mongolia (erenhot) and drove it to bangkok . no driverlicence ore other paperwork . no licenseplaet . nothing . just buy and drive . 560 us $ for a brand new sunic 150cc engine ok al the rest is crap .
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I thought tokyokid was German!
If you think about it how could 99% of Chinese nationals ride into the EEC?
Anyway, there isn't much difference, it is getting the vehicle out of China which is tricky, then getting it into somewhere else.
Like Samson says you could do it illegally with no paperwork.
Maybe you could go bungee jumping in Delhi!
I know what I'm talking about with Chinese driving law, but import/export I don't have any direct experience. Maybe spend more time on mychinamoto, look through some threads and ask the right questions, to people who have done these kinds of journeys before.
You shouldn't need a Chinese DL to get out of China, documents for the bike probably aren't needed as people are claiming that the bike is hand luggage. So obviously the cheaper the bike the easier it is to deal with.
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Samson how did you cross the border ?
did you declare the bike as a hand luggage?
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the border
i never touch t i cud git it over the border in to laos but it al worked out . at thad time there was a prity polich girl whit us and she blinkd whit here eyes to the custom guys . and they let us trew . the only thing we hade was the receet off the bikes . on the lao side they sad they could not read the papers ( we give the bike manuel ) we replyed we couldend either , so on the road again . on the thai border they made a temporary inport paper, so we ended in Bkk where we where back rejoind whit our africa twins and whent on .
the australien friend where i was together whit hase it al on hise site
the hard way home
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benji ?
to mister ZMC888
the benji jumping was in China ,not in new dheli
how did you now ?
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Hi Baror
Im interested in doing a very similar trip to yours and was wandering if you had got any further with the exportation problem?
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