bringing a bike back from the usa

[ajaxguy]

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thanks guys got it figured out easy breezy, for the guys that like to get cocky on a keyboard...remember you could be talkin to someone like me on the other end....take care peeps. if any of you recognize me on here,the answer is"yes" i did compete in the canadian all strength challenge for several years.

Did you really do this?? not the competition..I mean post a ****** pic of you and let us know how "strong" you are? lame.

 

[beverage]

In defense of bobbers_wanted, that Import sticky is 59 pages long with plenty of derailment and misleading info. It's just a mess. Post #1 of that sticky should be updated with the current process, and maintained going forward, or just trash the entire sticky and make a new one. That first post hasn't been updated since 2005!

 

[MarcosSantiago]

In defense of bobbers_wanted, that Import sticky is 59 pages long with plenty of derailment and misleading info. It's just a mess. Post #1 of that sticky should be updated with the current process, and maintained going forward, or just trash the entire sticky and make a new one. That first post hasn't been updated since 2005!

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Yes- yes- yes... the sticky is useless now, no one is going to sit down and read so many pages of outdated information. Please unstick it.

The one thing I want to mention is the exchange rate. It is not so good to bring a bike now, with the (at least) 10% hit in the exchnage to US dollars... it has to be a pretty specifc situation, like super hot deal, or a bike that is rare, or never sold in Canada... careless planning may mean that you may break up even (zero savings) or worse...

Good luck....

 

[JFD]

So much flexin goin on up in hurrrrrr.

I'd post up but i don't wish to crash the site.



I like the ones that have been around so long, sitting on the porch, holdin up their burritos.

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