contrary_devil wrote: » You could ask a freight forwarder about shipping it for you. Phone a few and get quotes. You'll have to ensure it is packaged correctly for transport because if not a carrier will not take responsibility for any damage sustained during transit. Insurance for the transport of the bike would be also highly advisable too, a freight forwarder would advise you on this.
ratracer wrote: » I've never used a shipping company myself, but mates of mine use overlanders.ie to ship their bikes to Europe each year.
Grumpy Bike Wizard wrote: » I think they've stopped for the winter.
lcarr88 wrote: » I am buying a bike in the UK and just wondering does anyone know of someone to Collect and deliver if possible someone that could have a look at the bike before I buy as well cheers
D3V!L wrote: » What and where ?
lcarr88 wrote: » It’s between two to be honest 1. Triumph scrambler from Laguna Motorcycles, Hart Street, Maidstone, UK Or 2. A Yamaha xsr700 in Leigh-on-sea Essex Trying to get best deal on bike and best price I will purchase
Realgonekid wrote: » Using Overlands to send my bike to Germany this summer.
Fireblade77 wrote: » where will you go to then?
Goose81 wrote: » I priced overlanders for shipping from the UK before and they we're crazy expensive, I can't remember the crowd I went with but look back through my threads in here and it's not far back. Crowd from Wexford service was brilliant, have used them twice for mates bikes. Edit it was Ted's trucking , great company
Realgonekid wrote: » Overlanders must have revised their prices since? €625 for a return trip for my BMW XR to Germany.
Richard tea wrote: » Just to add I had overlanders ship my bike from Germany to the Irish midlands for around 550. I will definitely use this service again in future. Im not sure what shipping from the UK would be but surely 250 would be a ball park figure
D3V!L wrote: » Was that one way or return ?
Richard tea wrote: » One way.
Henry Ford III wrote: » Are you buying blind? I think that is nuts.