Shipping

[Papacokes]

Need a bike ship out from state college pa 16803 to yuba city calif 95993 the cheapest way anyone coming out this way thanks

[CAJW]

I've used these folks in the past. Competitively priced and they did an excellent job, no scratches, dings or excuses, just an on time delivery!

http://www.keyboardmotorcycleshipping.com/

[ks9mm]

there is terminal to terminal shipping option.

ask twowheel for details, but he quoted me less than $200 shipping from MI to NJ

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[Be350ka]

The last time I checked Keyboard won't go to CA any longer. Something about their trucks and emissions...

[twowheels]

Need a bike ship out from state college pa 16803 to yuba city calif 95993 the cheapest way anyone coming out this way thanks

Won't your dealer do it for you?

[Hyde]

If you work for a business that ships common carrier and receives decent discounts, you should be able to ship it for $200 or less, if you crate it.

I ship quiet a few bikes from Minnesota to the west, go to any new street bike dealer and they'll be glad to let you haul a crate out of the pile, Ducati crates have worked the best for me, but the jap crates will work also if you can find all the pieces in the crate junk pile.

Unless you have another business with a loading dock and normal hours at the other end, you can ship terminal to terminal, which means you drop off at your terminal and you pick it up at the nearest terminal to your destination, PA to CA would be about a five day haul and be aware that once it arrives you generally have three days to pick it up and you'll start paying an eye opening storage fee for every day they have to work around your baby.

I've used R & L, SAIA and a few others, FedEx freight will be slightly higher cost but usually is a couple days faster than the others.

If your making a permanent move you can also pack other junk in the crate as long as it's all contained, your cost is determined by the weight and anything 400 lbs. & under is a flat rate with most carriers.

[Darkside]

have you checked uship.com?