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94rmx250

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Feb 1, 2003

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• Feb 1, 2003

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Hey guys and gals, im sure many if not all of you have heard of that motorcycle broker in British Columbia, Canada. I went to his webcite recently and his prices are unbelieveable. I was just wondering if any of you know if his prices on the webcite are in canadian dollars or us dollers???...i figured it would be canadian, as he is based out of canada....any of u guys order from him??

Thanks for your input

 

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MXP1MP

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Nov 14, 2000

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• Feb 1, 2003

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Those are US dollar prices pretty good deal, Thier prices on RM 250's are a steal. I haven't dealt with them but if I can't find a good price here locally for a KX 125 I'm gonna go threw them. I've only heard good things about them. If you don't want to buy a canadian bike then check out crazyatv.com.

 

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rybo3

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• Feb 2, 2003

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friend of mine just bought a yz450f, brand new, in the crate from canada for $5300 american. pretty good deal in my book.

 

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natem

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• Feb 5, 2003

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I know, there prices are incredible, but the yz250f is only a few hundred lower than my local dealer. I am almost leaning towards their kx 250 instead of the 4 stroke yz250f that I have planned to buy for almost a year now.

 

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MXP1MP

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• Feb 5, 2003

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you don't want to buy a yamaha in canada they charge you a 13% tax cause it pisses off yamaha america thats the fee they charge dealers if they sell to us and its exported here. Its alittle more complex than that but thats the basic point. I'd really go for one of the KX's or RM's those are really good deals on the 250's.

 

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Midhigh

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Jul 19, 2002

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• Feb 7, 2003

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I surf ebay on a regular basis. And thier is an ebay store that the lister is "motorcyclebroker". He is based out of Seattle WA. And has really great prices. KX 250 & 125, RM 125 & 250 are all $4350.00: YZ's are a little more, around $4500-$4900 i think. Is this the same deal?
$4350.00 for a brand new 2003 KX or RM 250 is a pretty sweet deal.

 

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MXP1MP

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• Feb 8, 2003

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They aren't in seattle I'd know, they are in Vancouver B.C.

 

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Midhigh

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• Feb 8, 2003

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He must list out of Seattle to get more sells. Listing out of B.C. can scare people off.

Is their any difference in a bike that comes from Vancouver Vs. one that comes from a US dealer?

 

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cmott

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• Feb 9, 2003

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Odometer is in KM, nothing different on MX bikes as far as I can tell.

 

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frankenbike

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• Feb 12, 2003

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The Ebay motorcycle broker that refers to "Seattle" is not out of Canada. He is a guy like you and me who happens to know a supplier in Seattle. (The broker is actually in Massachusetts). He does charge shipping via forward air (~$200) FROM seattle. I just bought a 2003 KX250 from him for $4300 USD. Shipping is about 1 week. I have a friend that bought a 2002 KX250 from a Canadian broker for $3900 USD shipped to his door. It seems like a better deal, but then it comes from outside the US and has to go through customs. When I ordered my Oversized tank from Canada, it took 4 weeks, but I don't think that is common.
Hope this helps.

 

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natem

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• Feb 13, 2003

• #11

Originally posted by MXP1MP
you don't want to buy a yamaha in canada they charge you a 13% tax cause it pisses off yamaha america thats the fee they charge dealers if they sell to us and its exported here. Its alittle more complex than that but thats the basic point. I'd really go for one of the KX's or RM's those are really good deals on the 250's.

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Who charges me this tax? On motorcycle-brokers.com it says 5199+200 for shipping and no other fees. I'm kinda confused. Is this an addition tax I have to pay when I get it registered? Please help... Thanks