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Interstate bike transport - cyndemgum - 02-05-2014
Hi all. Does anyone know of a transport/removalist company that may carry a Honda cbr150 from Perth back to NSW? The bike weighs 130kg. Thanks, Paul.
RE: Interstate bike transport - ROD - 03-05-2014
Bikes Only
or try trucking company some have room in front or behind of container for a bike
RE: Interstate bike transport - Batfink - 03-05-2014
DON'T USE REMOVALISTS ORA TRUCKING CO....
I tried a removalist for getting my 99 down from Revheads place last year... 6 frigging weeks delay, a failed pick-up attempt (they wanted to strap the bike to the side of the wall for transport. Thankfully Pete never let them take it that way), and no guarentee of when it might arrive after several reschedulings...
Bike transport specific co are the way to go, trucks designed FOR BIKES, drivers experienced with handling, securing bikes, full insurance and no worries...
I did notice one company was doing a special, Perth to melbourne for $500 a while ago.....
BikeTransport.com is a kind of catch all for the different transport companies...
RE: Interstate bike transport - Volvi - 05-05-2014
Have used http://www.bikenuttransport.com.au/ a number of times, competetively priced and always reliable.
RE: Interstate bike transport - Dale - 05-05-2014
A cbr150 would nearly fit in an envelope wouldn't it Paul ?
RE: Interstate bike transport - cyndemgum - 05-05-2014
Thanks for the link volvi. Planning on setting up a cbr150r for the next class up in the bucket racing. Vary scarce on the east coast but often available in Perth. After 2 rounds I am leading the superlite class on a stock cbr125r but the extra 4hp of the 150 might allow me to ride a little less on the loose side. Wish it was as simple as posting one over Dale. All the best, Paul.
RE: Interstate bike transport - Dan85 - 07-05-2014
Bikes only was good for me the few times I've used them
RE: Interstate bike transport - Belzybob - 08-05-2014
As LAMS is a more recent phenomenom in WA, might it be worth trying to flog it first rather than transport it?