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  • Posting A Big Box (Frame)
  • godzilla
    Free Member

    I may have a frame to post, it’s in a factory frame box, as it’s being paid for via PayPal I’d like to make sure I’m covered by a decent traceable service.

    Who would yiu use?

    daern
    Free Member

    Paisley Freight

    munrobiker
    Free Member

    Cyclesent are good.

    plus-one
    Full Member

    Paisley freight

    cp
    Full Member

    Parcel force via senditnow.com is great for frames in boxes.

    Full bike boxes tend to be too big for pf standard service so I’ve used paisley freight for them.

    cynic-al
    Free Member

    Parcel farce here

    Phil_H
    Full Member

    Parcel Force 48.

    Book online & drop off at a post office.

    Use code MEN for 15% discount.

    cokie
    Full Member

    Parcel force via senditnow.com worked well for me.

    Just over £10 for 48hr with extra cover.

    nemesis
    Free Member

    Parcel2go

    whyter
    Full Member

    For balance, senditnow were a nightmare to deal with when a frame I posted went missing for two weeks!  They are actually parcelforce but you have to deal with senditnow.  How you can “lose” a frame box and then mysteriously find it again in some corner of a warehouse is beyond me.

    At least the frame turned up in the end, as the claims process looked tricky as well.  They refunded the postage costs eventually.

    bukobuko
    Free Member

    I have a frame in a box with lots of other components and it measures 110 56 21 and weights 17kg

    Parcel force Site quotes about 30 quid

    But via Parcel 2 go I got a quote using Parcel Force 12 pounds

    Ive used Paisley freight for bikes many times just check the max size of the box and you will be fine, I sent a large bike box within spec to Northern Ireland and it was quickly delivered.

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