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  • courier to send a racer in a box
  • toys19
    Free Member

    Whos good?

    RustySpanner
    Full Member

    I’d go for Dani Pedrosa.
    He’s well likkle.
    Cost less on postage.

    toys19
    Free Member

    Yeah but I asked who’s a good courier. Danny is already packed and ready, just need to know who is a good courier, cheap reliable and will insure him up to £750.

    RustySpanner
    Full Member

    I have no idea.
    But I heartilly approve of the use of the word ‘racer’.

    Whenever I talk to a gentleman on a ridiculously expensive road bike, I always try and refer to it a racer.
    They love it.
    Makes them feel better about their purchase.
    Let’s them know I’m up to speed with all the terminology.

    Merak
    Full Member

    Agreed re Racer terminology. Road bike is so blasé.

    Will be using my racer to get to work tomorrow.

    rOcKeTdOg
    Full Member

    when I was kid you had a racer, a BMX or a chopper, there was nothing else

    toys19
    Free Member

    I find it hard to believe that I accidently got STW’s approval. You are all so nice. 8)

    toys19
    Free Member

    PS I used these guys . It was £30 including 1k of insurance for Exeter to Aberdeen.
    Parcel was collected today and is due for delivery tomorrow.
    we shall see if my racer is one piece when it arrives. I shall report back…

    brooess
    Free Member

    when I was kid you had a racer, a BMX or a chopper, there was nothing else

    Um, my Dad made me ride a Dawes Kingpin (classic laydeez shopper). I’m surprised I still ride bikes after that trauma. Funnily enough it was effectively my first mountain bike 😀

    theflatboy
    Free Member

    Parcel2go and then take your pick from the results.

    toys19
    Free Member

    So my bike was supposed to arrive today, it hasn’t. Turns out the company I used use city link. We all know what that means.

    So just so you know, don’t bloody use direct courier solutions
    http://www.directcouriersolutions.co.uk/index.php

    toys19
    Free Member

    Apparently it is on its way today. We shall see. Anyway I emailed direct courier solutions and this is what I got:

    Good morning

    It does state in our terms and conditions that this is not a guaranteed service. However 98% of our collections do get delivered the next working day.

    As for you using our services again, I am afraid that is entirely up to you.

    Which is true, but its still crap..

    atlaz
    Free Member

    I admire their “Like it or piss off” approach. It’s not nice but at least they’re honest

    sandwicheater
    Full Member

    I hope you put air holes in the box.

    toys19
    Free Member

    No it is fair enough it is in their T&C’s so fine, but given the attitude I won’t give them my money again. Funny thing is they are using City Link, who I guess are at fault here, who called me this AM to confirm parcel was on the van and would be with me between 12 n 2 and gave me her name and no if there were any issues. I can tolerate mistakes, it is how you put them right that counts.
    So City Link up, Direct Courier solutions down, on the strength of some manners.

    weeksy
    Full Member

    toys19 – Member

    No it is fair enough it is in their T&C’s so fine, but given the attitude I won’t give them my money again. Funny thing is they are using City Link, who I guess are at fault here, who called me this AM to confirm parcel was on the van and would be with me between 12 n 2 and gave me her name and no if there were any issues. I can tolerate mistakes, it is how you put them right that counts.
    So City Link up, Direct Courier solutions down, on the strength of some manners.

    You’ve not seen the box yet.. I wouldn’t go crazy just yet.

    toys19
    Free Member

    weeksy, arrived at lunchtime, box was fine all seems good. Assembly tomorrow will tell if its bent or not..

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