I am having a hard time finding a reasonably price trucker to ship a used Spyder I just bought. Its going from KS to PA. Been trying to find a trucker since last week. I am currently "on the board", you there are no bites. Anyone have any suggestion or know of a true trucking company that might do that route. All I have been getting are calls from brokers with promises they can get me shipped. When pushed, they can only promise they would work for me. Since they are all using the same pool of truckers, one broker is pretty much the same as another as long as he is monitoring the routes. Any ideas?
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Trying to find a trucker to ship my Spyder
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staysafeonline
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I used uShip.com to move my Spyder from Cuba, Mo to Durham, NC in early may. Went with an individual shipper and it worked out for me as the. Ike was delivered in perfect condition and arrived about 28 hours after it was picked up. Give uShip a try as many of the folks on that site are owner/operators (there are still agents on there too).
Good luck!!!
Good luck!!!
Bob Denman
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Be careful! I do recall a thread here where there was a fair amount of damage to the Spyder... It may have been a "once-in-a-lifetime-punch-in-the-face", but it sure pays to be careful!
Good Luck and please let us know how it all works out! :thumbup:
Good Luck and please let us know how it all works out! :thumbup:
tofriendscreek
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:agree: uShip.com I used uShip to deliver my RS from Texas to Illinois, a 4 wheeler from Kansas City and a utility tractor from Michigan. All were delivered in perfect condition and within the agreed to delivery date and time. I checked their respective carrier insurance and I insured them before pickup. The original bids varied a fair amount. I negotiated price and because I wasn't in a drop dead delivery mode it worked out all three times - price got reduced.
Good luck.
bmwlarry
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I had my RT shipped from Southern Ca and used http://www.wolverinetransport.com/front.php and they did a great job. I posted the ship on Uship and had a ton of offers but this company was able to be cheaper and I was more confident using them. There was a bit of delay with a vehicle breakdown but if you cane be a bit flexible - I would give them a call. Tell them Larry Kniess referred them.
Larry
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zrc
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Me too
I will accept a plane ticket to KS and then an address to drive to and a plane ticket home. You can even time me
I will accept a plane ticket to KS and then an address to drive to and a plane ticket home. You can even time me
I was listed on uship and got 1 response pretty quick. Problem was the bike wasn't paid for yet. Was 2 days to early. Then I figured this is going to be easy. So the bike has been paid for over a week and zero responses. I ultimately posted on every shipping website only to find out that they are all brokers and are trying to find a shipper, which is basically what uship is. I haven't gotten a bite since that first guy.
I would just fly myself and drive it home just one problem. I'm a new rider - permit only. Not having enough miles under my belt, I don't think driving 1/2 way across the country on a bike I have never sat on might not be the smartest decision.
To provide more information - for fun. The bike I bought is what I'll call the Corbin bike. When you go to the Corbin website under the Can Am section, they have a black and purplish modified 2008 bike. It has just about every Corbin addon they make. Even custom seats they didn't sell to anyone. That is the bike I bought and am trying to move. I bought a few more toys and they have all come in waiting for their new home.
I would just fly myself and drive it home just one problem. I'm a new rider - permit only. Not having enough miles under my belt, I don't think driving 1/2 way across the country on a bike I have never sat on might not be the smartest decision.
To provide more information - for fun. The bike I bought is what I'll call the Corbin bike. When you go to the Corbin website under the Can Am section, they have a black and purplish modified 2008 bike. It has just about every Corbin addon they make. Even custom seats they didn't sell to anyone. That is the bike I bought and am trying to move. I bought a few more toys and they have all come in waiting for their new home.
I used uship twice to ship spyder and paid very low shipping both times and gotten 15+ bids and pms and not much problems.
May be reposting would help??? Your old post probably is buried under 1000's of other posts.
Las Vegas to Los Angeles was $265 and Los Angeles to Dallas was $420.
May be reposting would help??? Your old post probably is buried under 1000's of other posts.
Las Vegas to Los Angeles was $265 and Los Angeles to Dallas was $420.
I just called Haul Bikes. $989 to ship from KS to PA. $189 surcharge due to width. $30 surcharge each way due to residential pickup and drop off. 28.5% fuel charge surcharge. And the shipping charge is $640. Then pickup would be a week and a half from now and drop off another week and a half.
My goodness what a fiasco this is becoming.
My goodness what a fiasco this is becoming.
ThreeFeet
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GET the PLANE ticket!! GO get yer bike. If you behave and have a plate on it the cops probably won't bug ya!!! You will learn all kinds of things on the ryde back. It's a really easy byke to ryde. I am sure you know by now that the thing has all kinds of safety stuff and power steering. It better come with a manual!!! READ THAT!!! It has all the info you need. You can do it cheaper than if you hire something to get it to you. AND you get home with it and you KNOW all about it!!! Pack your bag and GO WEST YOUNG MAN GO WEST!!!
Call John at Unishippers. 316-943-1468 fax 316-941-9719
He is in Kansas and a big forum supporter on the Jetski site I am a moderator on (www.greenhulk.net). He is probably the most popular for transporting skis from place to place and knows how to get it done with no damage to the machine! Guys use him all the time.
His user name on greenhulk is 04gtxsc if you want to look him up over there too.
Good Luck
Doug
He is in Kansas and a big forum supporter on the Jetski site I am a moderator on (www.greenhulk.net). He is probably the most popular for transporting skis from place to place and knows how to get it done with no damage to the machine! Guys use him all the time.
His user name on greenhulk is 04gtxsc if you want to look him up over there too.
Good Luck
Doug
murphybrown
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:agree: That's how I got Ms Spyder from dealer in IL to home in WA state...the friend who did it for has put dibs when and if I replace...:thumbup:
Bob Denman
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Hey Tito!
C'mon...
You'd buy your own airline tickets for the chance to ride a bike that looks THAT nice! :firstplace:
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