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  1. Can anyone recommend a courier company for shipping a bike from Sydney
    to Perth?

    Time isn't absolutely critical, if it takes a few weeks I can live with
    that. Price and receiving the bike in one piece are much more
    important.

  2. "Travis" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    Can anyone recommend a courier company for shipping a bike from Sydney
    to Perth?

    Time isn't absolutely critical, if it takes a few weeks I can live with
    that. Price and receiving the bike in one piece are much more
    important.

    http://www.busfreight.com.au/ got my two trikes to Perth. Very much gentler
    ride than a truck, and possibly the cheapest way as well.

    Cheers
    David M

  3. In aus.bicycle on Wed, 8 Mar 2006 18:26:58 +0800

    Davidm said:


    http://www.busfreight.com.au/ got my two trikes to Perth. Very much gentler
    ride than a truck, and possibly the cheapest way as well.

    They are even used to taking unboxed bikes I believe, as backpackers
    just chuck 'em in.

    Have to ask before assuming though!

    Zebee

  4. Travis said:

    Can anyone recommend a courier company for shipping a bike from Sydney
    to Perth?

    Time isn't absolutely critical, if it takes a few weeks I can live with
    that. Price and receiving the bike in one piece are much more
    important.


    If time is not crucial, why don't you ride it over?

    <ducks>
    --
    BrettS

  5. BrettS:

    Quoted message said:

    If time is not crucial, why don't you ride it over?

    You'd have to be Japanese - that would be into a headwind.

    Donga

  6. BrettS said:
    Travis said:

    Can anyone recommend a courier company for shipping a bike from Sydney
    to Perth?

    Time isn't absolutely critical, if it takes a few weeks I can live with
    that. Price and receiving the bike in one piece are much more
    important.


    If time is not crucial, why don't you ride it over?

    <ducks>
    --
    BrettS

    This is on my riding "to do" list. Ride Perth
    to Adelaide. Done a bit of touring in my time,
    figure it could be done in 2 weeks (approx 2700km).
    Travelling light, obviously.

    When oh when will I have two weeks to throw away
    on such a jaunt?

    DeF

    --
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    To reply, you'll have to remove your finger.

  7. Donga said:

    BrettS:

    Quoted message said:

    If time is not crucial, why don't you ride it over?

    You'd have to be Japanese - that would be into a headwind.

    No, it's from Sydney -- so all the hot air would be from behind.

    😉

    --
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    the mail bounces, try changing the bit before the "@ to usenet".

  8. Donga said:

    BrettS:

    Quoted message said:

    If time is not crucial, why don't you ride it over?


    You'd have to be Japanese - that would be into a headwind.
    Donga


    Or just plain keen: tinyurl.comfnnfs

  9. BrettS said:


    If time is not crucial, why don't you ride it over?

    <ducks>

    Or I could advertise it as a hire bike for someone wanting to cycle
    from Sydney to Perth. :P

    What should I charge them? 🙂

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