kennyboy1950
New Member
Finding it difficult to find a supplier at reasonable cost to post a bike frame. Anyone know a courier at reasonable cost? The frame is only worth £100…
Posting bike frame costs
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a.twiddler
Veteran
Have you tried Paisley Freight's website? They specialise in bicycles and sports equipment among other things, so a packaged bike frame shouldn't be too pricey. I'm assuming that you're in the UK.
Dogtrousers
Kilometre nibbler
This is going to be pretty useless, but ...
I've sent both whole bikes and frames by courier and I didn't find it hard to find a carrier. I boxed it up, measured and weighed the box, went on the web and found a courier to pick up from my home and deliver, but (and here comes the useless bit) it was a long time ago and I can't remember who I used or how much it cost. I think it might have been Parcel Force.
I've sent both whole bikes and frames by courier and I didn't find it hard to find a carrier. I boxed it up, measured and weighed the box, went on the web and found a courier to pick up from my home and deliver, but (and here comes the useless bit) it was a long time ago and I can't remember who I used or how much it cost. I think it might have been Parcel Force.
DCLane
Found in the Yorkshire hills ...
- Location
- Dewsbury, West Yorkshire
How big's the frame? Also, can you take the forks out?
I've sent two in the past fortnight. One just went standard ParcelForce for £10 as I could take the forks out. The other I sent via SurParcel who were cheaper than anyone else: https://surparcel.com . That had the forks still in the frameset and was £16 from memory.
I've sent two in the past fortnight. One just went standard ParcelForce for £10 as I could take the forks out. The other I sent via SurParcel who were cheaper than anyone else: https://surparcel.com . That had the forks still in the frameset and was £16 from memory.
