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[Q&A] Bike Transport to Malaysia


Night_Hawk_250

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ANyone have more info or have done this before? :help:

Tot of loading 2 bike to penang and riding from there.

 

-Need to "ta pow" our bike properly?

-How to load up train (hmmm o_O )

-how much? if its by weight etc

 

...searching google now...will add on thread if have info

~Night Hawk CB 250~

 

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I've personally went down to KTM (the train company) in Tanjong Pagar few mths ago.

I manage to get some rates n info about transporting bike up north.

I'll post the info as soon as I can find them

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Originally posted by Night_Hawk_250@Jan 29 2004, 03:15 PM

Rg ....thanks lot and appreciate the effort.:thumb:

 

 

http://www.ktmb.com.my still searhing their webby

Maybe I kok eye ...still no info.

That website doesn't show the rates(or maybe I cannot find also).

 

Gimmi some time to dig out my info.

 

All I can remember is at least 2 days, n they charge by CC of the bike.

Meaning bigger CC bike = more expensive than smaller CC bike.

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Originally posted by RG@Jan 29 2004, 03:20 PM

That website doesn't show the rates(or maybe I cannot find also).

 

Gimmi some time to dig out my info.

 

All I can remember is at least 2 days, n they charge by CC of the bike.

Meaning bigger CC bike = more expensive than smaller CC bike.

RG...at least 2 day meaning ?? issit check in bike 2 day in advance?

 

Anyway, no rush. Good if u can find the brochure or info.

 

Im not too far from the train station...when free will ask personally

and revert here :goodluck:

~Night Hawk CB 250~

 

Economical Uncle Bike that can do 480 km per full tank....lol

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Originally posted by Night_Hawk_250@Jan 29 2004, 06:49 PM

RG...at least 2 day meaning ?? issit check in bike 2 day in advance?

 

Anyway, no rush. Good if u can find the brochure or info.

 

Im not too far from the train station...when free will ask personally

and revert here :goodluck:

I think u go n ask the train station faster than I dig out my info. :D

Info only available from the postal office, if u dunno where, ask the ticketing counter, they'll tell u where is the postal office.

If I can remember, they close at 3:30pm.

 

Do bring along a pen n paper, no brochure, they read it off a chart.

 

There are a few major destinations, like KL n butterworth.

Ask for all prices for all CC of bikes.

eg: how much for

1) 400CC bike to KL / Butterworth

2) 750CC bike to KL / Butterworth

3) 1000CC bike to KL / Butterworth

4) 1300CC bike to KL / Butterworth

 

n stuffs like tat...u know...

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Originally posted by shoei@Jan 30 2004, 10:52 PM

any out come??

Got got...some outcome.

 

Today I reach there postal/cargo office close liao :lol:

 

Gotta try again weekday...they close at 3.30 pm daily so must

go and check duing office hours...sian half :cry:

~Night Hawk CB 250~

 

Economical Uncle Bike that can do 480 km per full tank....lol

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Originally posted by Night_Hawk_250@Jan 29 2004, 03:01 PM

ANyone have more info or have done this before? :help:

Tot of loading 2 bike to penang and riding from there.

 

-Need to "ta pow" our bike properly?

-How to load up train (hmmm o_O )

-how much? if its by weight etc

 

...searching google now...will add on thread if have info

The last time i heard from a friend is that from Butterworth to JB cost RM150. Tats a year ago. his is a malaysian bike. They will load your bike together with all the barang barang into the cargo compartment. But been adviced not to do so as the train movement will cause damage and scartches to your bike, or parts missing, as they are not responsible for all these.

If you have noticed this notice you will have noticed that this notice is not worth noticing

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S'pore to KL:

1200cc bike - $226

400cc bike - $120

est time required: 1 day

 

S'pore to Butterworth:

1200cc bike - $299

400cc bike - $150

est time required: 2 days

(example: if bike send in to KTM Parcel Dept S'pore by Friday 1500hr, bike will reach Butterworth by Sunday night, monday morning can collect bike from KTM Butterworth office)

 

conditions apply:

1) Bike must be at KTM Parcel Dept (S'pore) by 1500hr

2) KTM Parcel Dept (S'pore) close on Saturday n Sunday

3) KTM do not deliver to Thailand.

 

above information is correct as of 5th Sept 2003 1400hr.

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Originally posted by RG@Jan 31 2004, 11:51 PM

 

above information is correct as of 5th Sept 2003 1400hr.

Tat is all the info I have.

If u wan more, I think u'll have to find out from the Postal office itself.

or wait for Night_Hawk_250 to find out

:goodluck:

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Originally posted by RG@Feb 1 2004, 01:14 AM

Tat is all the info I have.

If u wan more, I think u'll have to find out from the Postal office itself.

or wait for Night_Hawk_250 to find out

:goodluck:

thanks.is the price the same from KL back to singapore??

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Originally posted by Demon@Feb 1 2004, 09:43 AM

any special instructions such as the bike needs to be de-fuel ? :bounce:

Thanks all for the info so far.

PLs post ur Question here...I'll ask when I go there again

 

 

(1) Need to defuel

(2) Need to ta-pow my bike? (wad id they break my windshield /scratches?)

(3) No insurance (bike missing how? haha)

.....pls add more

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think regarding the qn on wat happened if ur bike went missing on the train how, if not wrong if ur bike ins got cover comprehensive or third party with fire and theft think shd be a prob.. cos is bike get stolen mah... or maybe can buy travel ins... this i got to check it out from my aunt le...

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Originally posted by Night_Hawk_250@Feb 1 2004, 11:30 AM

Thanks all for the info so far.

PLs post ur Question here...I'll ask when I go there again

 

 

(1) Need to defuel

(2) Need to ta-pow my bike? (wad id they break my windshield /scratches?)

(3) No insurance (bike missing how? haha)

.....pls add more

So..... wat's the outcome? o_O

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Hi Guys, I am looking for a way to ship my bike from Singapore up to Penang so I can have a leisurely ride back down to Singapore.

 

Basically I have a one way air ticket Singapore to Penang I want to use up, so thought if I shipped th bike up to Penang the rest of my vacation trip would be the ride back down.

 

Does anyone have a contact for a good transport/man and a van company who will do this? Please PM or SMS me at 92367896

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I think somemore sent his nighthawk 250 back to SG from Penang by train. You can try calling the train station to inquire. He mentioned $75 for a 250cc bike.

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I think somemore sent his nighthawk 250 back to SG from Penang by train. You can try calling the train station to inquire. He mentioned $75 for a 250cc bike.

 

Did u call my lim? :angel:

 

Now they ish charge $90+- liao from penang.

 

Anyway Mr mcfc...

 

U can call KTM singapore for a qoute. Ask for the customs number

and tell them ur bike CC over phone, they onspot tell u price.

 

Fyi, My 250 cc send from spore to penang was $180+-

...so u can see the price difference.

 

Most save money method is ride to JB ktm and send.

But go there can kannar poked ...kidding

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  • 2 weeks later...

i did transfer cub kia from penang to jb and jb to penang before.... modenas 110cc cos me 120 ringgit 1way if im not wrong... bigger bike may be a bit higher.. will take about 1 nite.. you need to check wat time the train come so that u can ride there, pay the money, get the reciept and push the bike onto train.. if the train not there yet then u either leave ur bike there or wait lor.. the next day u go and collect ur bike in butterworth, penang (not penang island its in mainland near by ferry terminal... :)

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