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Sending bikes and trailers by mail

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  1. I am buying 2 BOB trailers and an OCR from Sydney and need to send them to
    Melb by post.

    Any advice of cheapest, easiest way?
    Will get someone to pack it all up in Syd and send it to me ...

    Ta

  2. Marc said:

    I am buying 2 BOB trailers and an OCR from Sydney and need to send them to
    Melb by post.

    Any advice of cheapest, easiest way?
    Will get someone to pack it all up in Syd and send it to me ...

    Ta


    The cheapest way is take a picture and post that.

    Seriously, there are problems with post or freight and the issue that
    you need to ask firstly isn't price but size. How small you can pack
    these items down, not necessarily to send as one package, is critical. I
    think that you'll find Australia Post not an option. Canvas the local
    freight companies for their packaging requirements, weight and size
    restrictions as well as pricing.

    Unless you know someone flying down to Melbourne with not much luggage.

  3. Marc said:

    I am buying 2 BOB trailers and an OCR from Sydney and need to send them to
    Melb by post.

    Any advice of cheapest, easiest way?
    Will get someone to pack it all up in Syd and send it to me ...

    Ta

    got my BOB trailer from Dean Woods Direct, cost me $7 courier from
    Melbourne to Sydney, Couriers please I think it was.

  4. Thanks Zog,

    Did you organise the courier or was it through Dean Woods?

    Ta

  5. I think you will find that is pretty heavily subsidised by DWD and not available for walk-in customers. The bus freight couriers usually have pretty decent rates for mugs, ask google for details.

    till

  6. Marc said:

    Thanks Zog,

    Did you organise the courier or was it through Dean Woods?

    through DWD, the trailer weighs about 6kilos plus packaging, if you
    already own them I would pack them up more or less the same way the
    factory sends them, undo the trailer fork and reverse it into the
    trailer and bolt it back in, remove the wheel and mudguard and pack them
    inside the trailer, then box the entire lot lot up.

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