Shipping Co's? Just bit the bullet now have to get her home!

[MisterP]

Keep in mind that Haulbikes is a hub transporter. All bikes go back to Milwaukee where they are stored until they have a load going in your direction. I'm not saying that's a problem, but it can take several weeks to get a delivery.

 

[GearHd]

Try Arnie Werra of Werra trucking out of Massachusetts. He hauls a ton of bikes down to bike week in Florida. I don't know him personally and never had him haul a bike but he advertises his services on a Facebook page I belong to. He seems to have a Uship profile also.

He seems to be arnie74 on Uship and he has all glowing feedback.

 

[Hokiev]

Call iMotorsports and see if they will share which company they use. They do this all the time.

 

[Pirate looks at --]

Impressive

:welcome: and :congrats:
I seem to recall that some folks in here have used "U-Ship" (or something pretty similar to that...)
Question: why not fly out, and ride it back home? It'd be a GREAT chance to break it in right! :thumbup:

Emerson Lake and Palmer to Robin Trower in one day! Very impressive Bob!

 

[bscrive]

It is only 12hrs to Chicago, and a pretty direct route. I would borrow or rent a trailer, and go and pick it up yourself. This way you can make sure that it does not get damaged.
I have used shippers in the past, but you have to wait so long for them to show up, and then have to wait on them to deliver it that it is easier to go get it yourself.

 

[Yelhelp]

If you want something done right

I've been reading for months and want to thank all of you for your knowledge and opinions.

i just purchased a new 2015 F3 SE6 from the Chicago area and need to ger her home to Staten Island, NY. Any recommendations or sugestions for shipping companies?

Thanks!
Alex

its worth doing yourself.:banghead: