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Hauling companies?
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angysdad
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On the USCA site there was a discussion on this awhile back...it was 8-9 pages back...try this...
http://www.sidecar.com/mbbs22/forums/thread-view.asp?tid=7763&posts=13&start=1
http://www.sidecar.com/mbbs22/forums/thread-view.asp?tid=7763&posts=13&start=1
GeoffMiller
New member
I used haulbikes.com to move a rig from North Carolina to Wisconsin. They did a great job. The sidecar must be attached to the bike and the whole rig has to be able to roll. The windshield on the Vetter fairing had to be removed as the height limit was exceeded. I think that it cost me around $350 total for the move and they delivered to my door.
SFAULKNER68
the velvet hammer
I used Eagle One to get a BMW in Maryland to my home in Seattle in '07. I was very pleased with them.
I shipped my R90S off to its new owner in Alabama in '06. He used Keyboard Shipping. I think he was pleased, I only had to turn the bike over to Keyboard so didn't have direct experience.
What I liked about Eagle vs Keyboard was that the bike was on one truck via Eagle. I think the S saw three trucks via Keyboard getting to its destination (seems like a chance for damage the more the bike is loaded/unloaded). That said, Keyboard has their own, patented, pallets so moving from one truck to the other is fairly safe (and solves you're no pallet issue!).
Good luck!
Links below:
http://www.eagleoneexpress.com/
http://keyboardmotorcycleshipping.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=5&Itemid=7
I shipped my R90S off to its new owner in Alabama in '06. He used Keyboard Shipping. I think he was pleased, I only had to turn the bike over to Keyboard so didn't have direct experience.
What I liked about Eagle vs Keyboard was that the bike was on one truck via Eagle. I think the S saw three trucks via Keyboard getting to its destination (seems like a chance for damage the more the bike is loaded/unloaded). That said, Keyboard has their own, patented, pallets so moving from one truck to the other is fairly safe (and solves you're no pallet issue!).
Good luck!
Links below:
http://www.eagleoneexpress.com/
http://keyboardmotorcycleshipping.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=5&Itemid=7
Hooligan67
New member
Haulbikes.com
Hands down the BEST I've dealt with. I have moved numerous bikes across country. These guys are efficient and VERY professional. I recently had them pick up a bike in Las Vegas and then a chair in San Fran. The chair was not connected to a bike, but was secured to a (Home Depot) $20 dolly. No problem!
Awesome service from start to finish. They only move bikes - this is important when dealing with hauling companies.
Hands down the BEST I've dealt with. I have moved numerous bikes across country. These guys are efficient and VERY professional. I recently had them pick up a bike in Las Vegas and then a chair in San Fran. The chair was not connected to a bike, but was secured to a (Home Depot) $20 dolly. No problem!
Awesome service from start to finish. They only move bikes - this is important when dealing with hauling companies.
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