Budapest Dealers?

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Hi - I have a work trip to Budapest coming up, any idea if I'll be able to pick up 1200 bits at a better price in Hungary than UK, specifically Adventure cylinder guards (the ally ones) and crash bars - if the price is right!?
 
Hi - I have a work trip to Budapest coming up, any idea if I'll be able to pick up 1200 bits at a better price in Hungary than UK, specifically Adventure cylinder guards (the ally ones) and crash bars - if the price is right!?

Wallis Motors kft

in downtown Pest
 
Feed back please

Hi - I have a work trip to Budapest coming up, any idea if I'll be able to pick up 1200 bits at a better price in Hungary than UK, specifically Adventure cylinder guards (the ally ones) and crash bars - if the price is right!?

Heading to Budapest on the bike in May, any feed back would be great on the BMW dealer or bike related places

Cheers :)
 
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Heading to Budapest on the bike in May, any feed back would be great on the BMW dealer or bike related places

Cheers :)

Hi - had a great trip to Buda & Pest, it was originally 2 towns unbeknown to me! Forget any ideas of getting stuff any cheaper though - it was all the same price as in the UK despite the average wage being peanuts - so much for BMW not price fixing eh!

Looked like a good place to stay for a day or 2 on the bike - plenty of old places to look at if you fancy that sort of thing;-)

Have a good trip
 
Hi - I honestly doubt it, BMW is a premium brand and priced as such.
I worked there for a year, married to a Hungarian and go regularly, but the sh*t is currently hitting the fan politically and economically, although this will not affect you as a 'tourist'.:cool:

Lots of good places to go - check out www.caboodle.hu and its associated websites, an English language website which is a laugh.

Love the place and it is good fun, for those going on a bike - make sure that you only pay 1/2 price for the motorway stickers (matrica) in Hungary and fill up with petrol in Austria as it is cheaper.

Thinking about riding there myself, but all in good time. HAVE FUN!!:thumb
 
What in your opinion are the best museum's etc worth a visit.

No problem - personally I reckon in a couple of days you should take in the River Promenade (Duna Rakpart) and definitely see the Terror Museum on Andrassy ut, the couple of Arts Museums on Heroes Square, or just the square itself, at the end of Andrassy and have a wander round the Castle District on Var Hegy and the old inner city of Pest. Gellert Hegy has the best views from the statue.

If you fancy the baths, I suggest Szechenyi Furdo in the City Park (also next to Heroes Square). :cool:

Mainly on a first trip I recommend soaking up the atmosphere, have a good look round and you will find the things to go back and see next time, plus those not so touristy things such as the fantastic railway station built by Effiel (of the Tower fame) at Nyugati Palyudvar.

Try the public transport rather than your own wheels or whatever. You can buy a 5 day ticket 'tourista jegy' which allows you on just about everything. Don't worry about language, but do get a basic phrasebook and learn how to say please and thank you in Hungarian - it does matter and make a difference. For reference and ease of memory - you need to 'be a rat' to get in and 'kill a rat' to get out of places (you will see what I mean from the signs). 'Fele' means towards.

On an evening you could even visit the Klub Vittula http://www.vittula.hu/ (see caboodle listings) for a laugh - if you do tell Tim that 'the other Tim' sent you!:beer: or Valhalla for a slap up meal and shoot pool all evening.

Have a good trip!:thumb
 


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