Help getting an Ordinary from Washington State

[GiovanniLiCalsi]

For future reference, you might put this uShip.Com shipper in your contacts. He was very good with shipping my 1896 Schwinn Tandem and had very good communication skills, throughout the entire process.
John Daniels
(530) 619-9288

 

[Freqman1]

Thanks to @Phattiremike for the recommendation. Door-to-door service and great communication. I, too, recommend Roger 678-575-4841! V/r Shawn

 

[catfish]

I would go with U Ship.

I've used them a few times with great results.

 

[Freqman1]

I would go with U Ship.

I've used them a few times with great results.

U-Ship can be hit or miss. I believe The CABE site owner had an issue with U-Ship. I've had several people contact me who have also used Roger and nothing but positive comments. V/r Shawn

 

[New Mexico Brant]

U-Ship can be hit or miss. I believe The CABE site owner had an issue with U-Ship. I've had several people contact me who have also used Roger and nothing but positive comments. V/r Shawn

I agree with Shawn, U-Ship can be very hit or miss depending on the actual people who transport you goods.
My experience with Roger was not the same as Shawn's. I called him and he was at first very responsive and asked for an email list of the items I needed transported (two of which could have been picked up on his trip to get Shawn's ordinary). He confirmed he received the list and then I never heard a thing back. The second group he said he could easily do as he had a truck going to So. California. After a couple more attempts to reach him by email and phone I gave up.

 

[bikebozo]

The hole in the dust plate ,gives you access to the front spindle to oil , turn wheel to the right , lean the wheel to the right AND you have a WaY of oiling the bottom of the spindle , the top is oiled from the adjustment on the head , there should be a hole ,. The front wheel is oiled by tilting the the bike forward ,and the oil port covers should be at the top ,

 

[JimScott]

I shipped a running Cushman from WA to TX using AMTRAK with no complaints. Wooden crate right to the shipping dock. - Jim