[harbyharby]

Hi all,

Having to keep the better half happy and having a clear out, therefore possibly parting with two road bikes.

I may potentially need to ship if they don’t sell locally.

Anyone recommend any decent couriers they’ve used before in the past? Don’t want to to be too greedy and overcharge nor stitch myself up and charge too little.

Big thanks!
Kristan

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[ArnageTech]

Ford ad-hoc (or one off)
Ford ad-hoc (or one off) shipments Tuffnells
are best for handling bulky items like bikes according to this guide:
http://www.parcelhub.co.uk/parcel-delivery-final-piece-puzzle

[harbyharby]

Thanks for the tips chaps!
Thanks for the tips chaps!

[Gkam84]

I can’t speak highly enough
I can’t speak highly enough of these guys, I shipped my trike from N/E Scotland right down to near Brighton for a sportive and it arrived perfectly even after my dodgy packing and I sent it back again after the sportive.

http://www.directcouriersolutions.co.uk/bicycles.php

It was TNT who came and picked it up from me and shipped it on behalf of DCS, having priced it on TNT it would have cost me £78 with decent insurance, with DCS it cost me alot less, even with insurance. The only problem is, the value of the trike being WELL over their £3k limit. But I was alright with that.

NO issues are all. I wouldn’t touch paisley with a barge pole from issues I’ve had in the past with them.

[cojones]

I sent a £1300 road bike I
I sent a £1300 road bike I sold on ebay with Paisley Freight. No issues whatsoever and decent price.

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