SHIPPING BIKES:

WHAT IS THE BEST WAY TO SHIP BIKES TO YOUR AREA:

FORWARD AIR--TRUCKING AND FREIGHT COMPANYS--UPS OR FED-EX ETC..--OTHER ?

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UPS works the best for me they have been the cheapest and they deliver to my door with UPS you use cardboard boxes and packing (if packed right it wont get damaged) not heavy wood that makes your weight more and thats more you have pay to ship, UPS takes up to 150 lbs and a CT70 is 154 lbs(before packing) so you can pull the wheels etc.. for one box and leave the engine on the bike for the other box (a CT70 can be shipped in 2 or 3 boxes) forward air is not in my state and truck lines was to much. the little CT70s are 154 lbs not 300 or 400 lbs like I have seen on message boards and auctions. Thanks Ben

Forward Air (http://www.forwardair.com) was used to ship my bike and it was complete in a crate. Jim

Hello, might check out Haulbikes (http://www.haulbikes.com) I know they take larger bikes not sure about the smaller ones, Jason in Iowa

Fed-Ex and UPS if the bike is taking apart some and boxed good is the best and cheapest that I have seen out there, _All_ fluids must be drained like oil,gas etc. Thanks for having a great website Charles

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