militarymonark
Riding a '38 Autocycle Deluxe
I've never had any luck using ups, everytime I have brought a bike there and they take their measurements and its double the price as fedex told me.
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RonaldRivera
On Training Wheels
Shiping Help..
I only know this from lurking on bike threads. If this doesn't work, you might try asking on one of the forums over here mtbr.com
I've got an Ibis Mojo, and it's easy to unbolt the rear triangle and get the whole mess into a carry-on case.
http://forums.mtbr.com/showthread.php?t=368222.
I only know this from lurking on bike threads. If this doesn't work, you might try asking on one of the forums over here mtbr.com
I've got an Ibis Mojo, and it's easy to unbolt the rear triangle and get the whole mess into a carry-on case.
http://forums.mtbr.com/showthread.php?t=368222.
twjensen
Finally riding a big boys bike
Bike boxes
Here in Spokane, the bike shops are more than happy to give you bike boxes. They have to break them down to recycle them, if not given away.
And yes like all the previous posts, FedEx is much better price and less damage. FedEx mainly charges by size. USPS charges by weight. I have a FedEx acct. and have played around with the shipping calculator, most bike boxes are 53x31x8..usually about 70 lbs..$80.00 or so depending on zip codes and if shipping to a home or a business. Business address being less. Anyway, and I am not saying to do this but when entering the box dimensions you inadvertently deduct an inch off each measurement, you can ship for about 45.00.Also if you have a fedex acct. you recieve a decent shipping discount, and you don't have to pack boxes to the fedex hub.
Here in Spokane, the bike shops are more than happy to give you bike boxes. They have to break them down to recycle them, if not given away.
And yes like all the previous posts, FedEx is much better price and less damage. FedEx mainly charges by size. USPS charges by weight. I have a FedEx acct. and have played around with the shipping calculator, most bike boxes are 53x31x8..usually about 70 lbs..$80.00 or so depending on zip codes and if shipping to a home or a business. Business address being less. Anyway, and I am not saying to do this but when entering the box dimensions you inadvertently deduct an inch off each measurement, you can ship for about 45.00.Also if you have a fedex acct. you recieve a decent shipping discount, and you don't have to pack boxes to the fedex hub.
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Claire08Weaver
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I wrapped the leg on the side of the front wheel with cardboard so it wouldn't hurt the paint and zip tied it securely in place.I also had a piece of foam that went around the head tube so I used it.
Thanks,
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mre straightbar
I live for the CABE
aquiring four bike frames and numerous parts
guy wants to put them all in one box and ship
is it unanimous that fed ex woulb be best to handle this?
guy wants to put them all in one box and ship
is it unanimous that fed ex woulb be best to handle this?
Rainyseason
On Training Wheels
Its a golden and also great idea ..for its, a persons can change their bike.
They also enjoy from their old model bike....
They also enjoy from their old model bike....
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Ammie32Heim
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Thank you so much for letting us know about this! I must say that you are a very dedicated person to have written a wonderful post like this! It is very useful to me. thanks a lot.
silvercreek
Wore out three sets of tires already!
I wish the pictures were restored.
