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Courier Question

Drenalin · 2011-07-10 13:28:42

Hi ,Im looking to send a small bicycle ( BMX ) within Ireland and I was wondering whats the cheapest most efficient way to send the bike . By the way ,I dont want to have to take the bike apart to send it . Thanks in advance !

10-07-2011 1:28pm

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Drenalin

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Hi ,Im looking to send a small bicycle ( BMX ) within Ireland and I was wondering whats the cheapest most efficient way to send the bike . By the way ,I dont want to have to take the bike apart to send it .

Thanks in advance !

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#2 10-07-2011 5:48pm

Zab

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If you loosen the handlebars you should be able to twist them so that they're in line with the wheel rather than perpendicular to it. Then take off the pedals with a spanner and you have a pretty flat bike that could fit in a box.

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#3 10-07-2011 8:17pm

dudara

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Moved to Online Buying & Auctions - they should have more suggestions there.

dudara

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