motorcycle

I have a great 2005 KLR 650 adventure moto for sale in Punta Arenas Chile.

I have two motorcycles down here right now and I need one of them gone, I will make anyone who wants this California plated moto an amazing deal!

$1000 usd or best offer

2005 KLR 650 (Red)

Selling my 2008 Kawasaki KLR motorcycle w/ 26k miles.  Currently it's with me in Santa Cruz Bolivia but I will be keeping it in Columba Brazil because I'm bringing another vehicle into the country.

I've driven it from the USA without any problems.  It has less than 1000 miles on both the tires and has abosuetly 0 problems on my trip.  My girlfriend and dog are now joining my journey south so I bought a Land Rover Defender 90 and am now looking to sell my bike.  

Modifications include:

Hello!

The Versys 650 is the perfect versatile motorcycle. Fast, nimble, long-travel suspension, and RELIABLE. Premium synthetic oil changed every 6k kms. Fully loaded with:

-givi monokey bags (detachable in 5 seconds)
-air hawk air cushion for your bum
-crash bars
-new metzler sahara rear tire 70 street/30 off-road, dunlop supersport front tire
-givi touring windscreen
-barkbuster handguards
-new chain at 34k kms
-progressive front suspension off a GSXR1000

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Hey guys!

In Portobelo, Colon there's a sailboat heading to Cartagena!

It's a 27m long sailboat (you'll appreciate its size in high seas! LOL) it's one of the biggests boats in the Caribbean! It has 21 beds, but is willing to leave with 6 ppl+motorbikes.

- It will go straight from Portobelo to Cartagena!

- It costs U$800 per person with motorcycle, all inclusive!!

- Travellers with bikes or with no means of transportation are welcome too!! at a lower fare :)

2006 KLR 650 with British Columbia plates.

Haven't finalised plans but I'm hoping to fly out of Panama at the end of November.

bike will have about 64,000 kms on it by the time I get to Panama.

comes with 2 Pelican cases, each of which holds 30-40 litres. 

Recently installed Race Tech suspension has about 6,000 kms

Tyres also have about 6,000 kms (shinko front, Dunlop rear)

various goodies included (spare oil filters, gear shifter, nuts, bolts, washers, tubes and some more)

Selling my trustful motorcycle Tinkerbell, which took me from Mexico (Oaxaca) to Panama in about 6months and almost 10000miles. Bike is well taken care of (recent oil change, new spark plugs, new air filter, new set of brake pads included, tires are ok). 2 keys. Includes a removable metal frame to support a backpack and two over-used leather bags, as seen in the pictures. Included is a good set of tools, a spare tube, some oil, XL brain-cap helmet, slightly scratched goggles, gloves, neoprene mask, anti-theft lock with 2 keys.

Want to sell my Nighthawk with US-title in my name and VA-plates for $1,490 or best offer in Panamá City or Colón right now. I just arrived in Panama City after an extraordinary ride on that bike from Leesburg, VA. I started at 14,800 miles and the odometer shows 27,400 miles now. The bike never gave me any trouble and is running great. It has been serviced regularly during the whole trip (new rear tire and chain, both about 9,000 miles). The look suffered a little from the saltwater but the engine runs smoothly as it always did.

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I've got a pickle that I am hoping someone can help me with. I've driven a 1981 Kawasaki 440ltd as far as Guatemala and am planning to make Panama. At this point since I cannot afford to ship it over, I will need to somehow dispose of it. The bike didn't cost much so I would be willing to even give it away only I am unsure of how to go about doing this with the import visa and all. Is there a way I can give it away or "sell" the bike and still cancel my import visa? Any advice any one could give me would be a huge help.