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12-06.-2007, 08:47 PM
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Join Date: Mar 2005
Location: Melbourne
Posts: 33
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Shipping bike interstate...
Hi All,
Need some valuable info !!! Can anyone please tell me of any bike stores in Melbourne who supply a box and pack your bike for interstate transport ? Do you recommend any particular freight company ? Tzama |
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13-06.-2007, 07:09 PM
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Join Date: Dec 2004
Location: Sydney, AU
Posts: 479
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Re: Shipping bike interstate...
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If you want to pack it yourself, most bike shops would be happy to give you a bike box for free. If you want them to pack it, most should be willing to do it for $20-$30. As for shipping, I've used Greyhound Freight before - $97 door to door, Syd-Melb (and vice versa). It may be more for longer distances, but I think it was a flat rate that they charged. Check them out and give them a call. n |
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