What kind of bike, what's the budget, cash or creditLooking to buy and willing to go up to 2 hours away
cash. looking at X1000 250 TWhat kind of bike, what's the budget, cash or credit
Maybe MotoSan in Gaspar in that case. I think it's Gaspar. It's huge you can't miss it. The guy that owns it also owns most of Gaspar Hernández as well, from what I recallcash. looking at X1000 250 T
I bought mine in Papaterra. They gave me good service.Looking to buy and willing to go up to 2 hours away
don't do it...not a place for bikes with the education level here.cash. looking at X1000 250 T
I think the best place is GH, the guy with his house on the hill and chopper fabricates them.That's a pretty common bike. I think I've seen them in the dealer in Maranatha, Pappaterra in Sosua, Inoa Y Reyes before Sabaneta, and MotoSan in Gaspar. You can probably buy it cheaper in Pto. Plata and Santiago.
That doesn't answer my question.I don't need your opiniondon't do it...not a place for bikes with the education level here.
Yes and a used one has been abused.and had no maintenance. I see the way they treat their vehicles hereWhy wreck a new bike, when you can find a used one to wreck for much less?
I'm not telling you 😜That doesn't answer my question.I don't need your opinion
That guy on the hill might make custom Harleys, and I think he owns MotoSan, but all those bikes there are imported, mostly Chinese.I think the best place is GH, the guy with his house on the hill and chopper fabricates them.
Small correction, the x1000/CG bikes are Chinese. These inexpensive bikes are manufactured in China (maybe Korea) and assembled here. They are not manufactured in DR. The place you are referring to is Moto-tipo-San and the owner is Aniano Rivas (the helicopter dude). He inherited most of the land GH is built on. He owns many, many businesses as well.I think the best place is GH, the guy with his house on the hill and chopper fabricates them.
I can't think of any South Korean bikes here, but Taiwan does make PGO and Kimko, both of which are much better quality than any of the Chinese ones. Obviously, if you want a quality bike - buy Japanese. Get a Honda or a Yamaha.Small correction, the x1000/CG bikes are Chinese. These inexpensive bikes are manufactured in China (maybe Korea) and assembled here. They are not manufactured in DR. The place you are referring to is Moto-tipo-San and the owner is Aniano Rivas (the helicopter dude). He inherited most of the land GH is built on. He owns many, many businesses as well.
There is the odd gringo who is looking to sell a lightly used bike after finding out it's not for them.Yes and a used one has been abused.and had no maintenance. I see the way they treat their vehicles here
There are quite a few gringos in my condo that fit that category. I was in that category many years ago. I sold my Chinese passola after 3 years or so but, no matter how good care I took of it, it was till a piece of junk when I sold it. Don't buy Chinese if ylou want something that lasts.There is the odd gringo who is looking to sell a lightly used bike after finding out it's not for them.
I know Aniano on a personal level (a female family involved) of course the parts come from China and are assembled here. I know of his businesses as well. That’s all I will say.Small correction, the x1000/CG bikes are Chinese. These inexpensive bikes are manufactured in China (maybe Korea) and assembled here. They are not manufactured in DR. The place you are referring to is Moto-tipo-San and the owner is Aniano Rivas (the helicopter dude). He inherited most of the land GH is built on. He owns many, many businesses as well.
I guess it depends on your definition of "assembled". As far as I know, all bikes imported here come in crates. The only "assembly" done here in the DR is by the dealer(s) who will put on the mirrors, battery, exhaust. wheels, etc.I know Aniano on a personal level (a female family involved) of course the parts come from China and are assembled here. I know of his businesses as well. That’s all I will say.
No one is challenging that you're not a big important guy. You called him the guy on the hill, you said he fabricates the motos. I had no idea he was your compai.I know Aniano on a personal level (a female family involved) of course the parts come from China and are assembled here. I know of his businesses as well. That’s all I will say.