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Shipping Services for Pull-behind Trailer - Reliable Shipping Company Names??
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oldguyinTX
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Check out Haul Bikes. They moved my Spyder from CT to TX in 2021 for about $800.00 with no headaches. Don't know if they would move a trailer, but I don't see why they wouldn't. Should be cheaper too.
canamjhb
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Hey Carla,
When I sold my RT622 about 3 years ago it was shipped across country to Virgina using Haul Bikes. Cost, I believe, was $600. They were very professional and took pictures of EVERYTHING at the time of taking possession. The only downside is that they do take some time (2-3 weeks) to complete the process. Good luck..... Jim
When I sold my RT622 about 3 years ago it was shipped across country to Virgina using Haul Bikes. Cost, I believe, was $600. They were very professional and took pictures of EVERYTHING at the time of taking possession. The only downside is that they do take some time (2-3 weeks) to complete the process. Good luck..... Jim
3Tyme
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Check with www.uship.com. you can get bids from various haulers or set your own price. I used them to ship my F3 from North Carolina to Ohio when I bought it.
ARtraveler
R.I.P. Dwayne
Even with well known companies, if they use independent people, it is all about the luck of the draw.
When we moved from AK to AR, we used a local mover with a good reputation. They also shipped our three bikes in the same truck. The load was shipped to an "intermediate" company in Montana. It sat in their lot for over a month. The load did not arrive in AR until mid July. It was picked up in mid May. The "intermediate" mover arrived with no helpers. We had to find a couple of local moving guys to help unload the truck. They did all the work, while the driver watched and smoked cigarettes. One of our Spyders was damaged. They tried to move it by pulling on the mirror. Snap, and the mirror was hanging by a thread.
We did not file a claim, since I was glad just to get our stuff and specially the bikes. I had Lamonster fix the mirror.
This story a bit off topic...but it still amounts to the luck of the draw IMO. :bowdown:
When we moved from AK to AR, we used a local mover with a good reputation. They also shipped our three bikes in the same truck. The load was shipped to an "intermediate" company in Montana. It sat in their lot for over a month. The load did not arrive in AR until mid July. It was picked up in mid May. The "intermediate" mover arrived with no helpers. We had to find a couple of local moving guys to help unload the truck. They did all the work, while the driver watched and smoked cigarettes. One of our Spyders was damaged. They tried to move it by pulling on the mirror. Snap, and the mirror was hanging by a thread.
We did not file a claim, since I was glad just to get our stuff and specially the bikes. I had Lamonster fix the mirror.
This story a bit off topic...but it still amounts to the luck of the draw IMO. :bowdown:
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