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Started by forexer, September 24, 2019, 07:50:03 PM

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forexer

Who do you guys recommend for motorcycle shipping?

I'm looking to buy a bike in VA and transport it to IN

Hopefully someone you've used before and had a good experience with.

Thanks Marc

paul1478

I have used McCollisters van line. They moved my gold wing and mc camper from ATL to SFO and back for a trip I took. I dropped it off and picked up from there warehouse to save on costs.
Price was ok. They had the skid for the bike.   
76 Team Scream RD400
1993 FJ1200
2006 Goldwing
2022 Ducati V2 Panigale

oxford

I have no suggestions but I sold a bike in Ebay one time and left shipping up to the buyer.  It was a rolling chassis with an engine, tank and some other parts.  The buyer asked if I could meet his person at a local truck stop one night.

Well his "shipper" happened to be his buddy that worked for a long distance mover that was moving someone from Connecticut to the west somewhere.  This was a 53' truck that was packed completely full.  He found some room for the boxes I had (some may have went in the cab). The rolling chassis ended up getting ratchet strapped and hung off the back doors of the trailer. 

I have no idea if it ever made it or not but it left New Jersey that way and final destination was California.   :dawg:

yaman

i have shipped 3 bikes
1 with a broker, $500, bike showed up in a rented penske box van- it was ok
the other 2 times i went with

https://haulbikes.com/

it was more $$$, like $700
but the bikes showed up in a very respectable semi that was designed for moving bikes and were not "brokered out" to a lowest bidder, the bike stays with haul bikes the entire time it is being shipped
both companies took around 3 weeks to deliver

Ws76133

Haulbikes was great when they delivered my RD from South Dakota to Texas, $480 as I recall.

~JM~

I have used U-Ship twice.

One time a commercial residential moving semi had some room in the trailer. Bikes were blanketed, loaded & arrived fine.

Second time, an independent with a van brought the bike.

Not necessarily recommending U-Ship, but it worked alright for me.