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  • Sending a complete bike by post/courier?
  • Bushwacked
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    Can anyone recommend a company and got any tips for sending a complete bike by post?

    nigelb001
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    Box it in a bike box.
    Weigh it.
    Note the box dimensions.
    Use the interweb to search different couriers.
    find the cost.
    get back up off the floor 😉

    davewilson634
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    Inter parcel are under £20 if you pack well

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    jaylittle
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    Paisley freight. cost me £22 and the service was spot on.

    _daveR
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    I’m about to send a bike with Paisley. £21.50 for a bike in a box. Then £25.99 for £750 of insurance.

    I’ve used them a few times for gearboxes and car wheels and they’ve always been fine.

    sleigh62
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    senditnow.com will do complete bike in box up to 16kg for £10.99 but youre only covered for £100 insurance

    smurfly13
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    Parcelmonkey.com you pick the company from a list and insurance is cheap (and they pay out speaking from experience!)

    Definitely a bike box from LBS is cheapest and best way

    rascal
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    Sent one from Leicestershire to Kent a few months back for £21.50 through Paisleyfreight.
    They come to your house and pick it up. Pack it well (box from bike shop) and take wheels off and you’ll have no bother…it was easy-peasy and arrived exactly as I’d posted it. I didn’t have insurance – I think it was included in the price but I could be wrong…

    Bushwacked
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    Heard good things about Paisleyfrieght.

    rascal
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    I would use them again if I needed to send a bike – wouldn’t bother with anyone else.

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