need good reasonably priced cycle shipping company
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need good reasonably priced cycle shipping company
Hello all,
I had a plan to go back to Boston and pick up my limited ride it back to mexico during the last week in March and 1st week in April, and then at the end of June ride it to North Dakota and then over back to Boston during June and July and then fly back to Mexico for work at the start of August. Now I have other obligations and only have a few days IN March and April. I want to ship the bike from Abington Ma. to Laredo Texas. so I can still pick it up and have the bike for the summer trip. I need a company that is cheap and good. any suggestions?
I had a plan to go back to Boston and pick up my limited ride it back to mexico during the last week in March and 1st week in April, and then at the end of June ride it to North Dakota and then over back to Boston during June and July and then fly back to Mexico for work at the start of August. Now I have other obligations and only have a few days IN March and April. I want to ship the bike from Abington Ma. to Laredo Texas. so I can still pick it up and have the bike for the summer trip. I need a company that is cheap and good. any suggestions?
#3
My buddy bought a bike in WI and it was shipped via http://www.haulbikes.com/
It arrived in great shape. I think it was $600.
It arrived in great shape. I think it was $600.
#4
Haul Bikes is reasonably priced but keep in mind that they advertise an average shipping time of 28 days. They picked up my bike in Montana on December 12 to ship to CA. It went to PA first and sat there for a month. They just called and said it would be here between the 23rd and 25th. I get the fact that for $550.00 they can't load my bike in an eighteen wheeler and deliver it 1000 miles to my door. Just be advised that they won't promise a definite delivery date because they need enough bikes on the truck to make the trip worth it.
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I know it's just a tv show but remember the episode on "Shipping Wars" when Marc "The Big Rig" was allowed to ride a Streetglide prior to loading and was told by the seller, "sure, take it for a ride". That's the first thing that I thought of.