Postage advice?

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christowkid

Dirt Disciple
Hi All,
I've been AWOL from biking for a long time and realise that I need to sort out and move on a few things.
I have seen that 'Senditnow' are good for a whole bike collection and delivery ( should anyone want my Bonty! )
I've also some 1" forks which I've made boxes for, so they are about 80cm long, ~ 2-3Kg -ish.
How would you send them?

I don't want to post anything for sale without some idea of how best to send such items.
Any help will be greatly appreciated!
cheers
Q
 
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For the smaller stuff I'd use Royal Mail, Collect+, Hermes etc....
Just check the maximum length accepted.
If the fork crown can be removed try that go reduce the size.
 
Re:

OK....
I've just chatted to a mate who does a lot of ebay ( non bike ) stuff.
He's mentioned Hermes too.
Will look them up.
cheers
Q
 
Re: Re:

christowkid":xt6ey90a said:
OK....
I've just chatted to a mate who does a lot of ebay ( non bike ) stuff.
He's mentioned Hermes too.
Will look them up.
cheers
Q
Click to expand...

Hermes are very hit and miss - but I use them, UPS also good
 
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