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I've just shipped a frame to the US for £52. Measured up 110 x 60 x 20 and weight 6lb.
Sent with DHL via http://www.parcelmonkey.co.uk/
To keep weight down, the frame was packed with small but strong boxes around the dropouts, head tube, BB shell and top of seat tube, and then wrapped in copious amounts of bubble wrap. I also fitted a spacer thingie between the dropouts.
Sent with DHL via http://www.parcelmonkey.co.uk/
To keep weight down, the frame was packed with small but strong boxes around the dropouts, head tube, BB shell and top of seat tube, and then wrapped in copious amounts of bubble wrap. I also fitted a spacer thingie between the dropouts.
Hi everyone got to send a bike to someone in the uk from my house in uk, have looked at senditnow site do i have to go to a special section for sending a bike? As they don't seem to ask for measurements or weight anywhere, i don't want the driver to turn up and say hey i am not taking that.
i use interparcel a lot. they usually send d hl or t nt. having had a word with the drivers neither companies are over bothered about sizes and weights being bang on so sometimes it helps to be a little creative in your estimates...
CRANKS.
1 pair crank arms (no rings / bolts / spacers).
Posted to Belgium from UK.
Royal Mail.
'Airsure' service.
Insured to £100.
Cost: £10.45.
They actually told me £8.15 when I went in previously to get them weighed an priced, but I couldn't be bothered challenging it. Think the prices depend on the day of the week, and who serves you...!
1 pair crank arms (no rings / bolts / spacers).
Posted to Belgium from UK.
Royal Mail.
'Airsure' service.
Insured to £100.
Cost: £10.45.
They actually told me £8.15 when I went in previously to get them weighed an priced, but I couldn't be bothered challenging it. Think the prices depend on the day of the week, and who serves you...!
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