Just a quickie, work may be sending me to Brazil in a few months to set up afranchaise operation and wondered what the deal is with licenses, if i get the chance I'm gonna try and hire abike for afew days. I take it a full UK bike and car licence is ok to ride on, you don't need an International Driving Licence or anything?
Any advice would be cool.
South America licence requirements
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South America licence requirements
Cut me in half and I'v got Suzuki written right through me!
Ride GSXR 750 WR ( 1994) .
Ride GSXR 750 WR ( 1994) .
Re: South America licence requirements
Foreign office thinks you'll be ok with Full UK License and "Authorised Portugese Translation" whatever that is. 
Have a look here:http://www.fco.gov.uk/en/travelling-and ... urity&pg=2
Enjoy Brazil if you go.
Have a look here:http://www.fco.gov.uk/en/travelling-and ... urity&pg=2
Enjoy Brazil if you go.
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[size=86]I think most bike problems are caused by the [b]nut[/b] that connects the Handlebars to the seat![/size]
[size=86]I think most bike problems are caused by the [b]nut[/b] that connects the Handlebars to the seat![/size]
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Re: South America licence requirements
Yeah thanks! It's all abit up in the air at the mo but we'll see 
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!Cut me in half and I'v got Suzuki written right through me!
Ride GSXR 750 WR ( 1994) .
Ride GSXR 750 WR ( 1994) .