Wanted: help to collect bike from Ramsbottom (Manchester) or Crewe

Posted on Sat 27th, August 2016

• #1

zootsuit

Hi

Big ask but is there anyone local to Ramsbottom in Bury Manchester that would be able to pick up and post a bike I'm buying to Bristol for me ? Alternatively the seller can get it to family in Crewe so could collect from there? Of course I'll reimburse you for your time and effort .

Many thanks
• #2

Heitzman

I'll be in crewe with my Van on tuesday. I have no box to post a bike though....
• #3

metriod

@zootsuit
Did you find a kind soul? Am in the same situation and bikes happens to be in the same area.
• #4

zootsuit

Afraid not
• #5

yoshy

Post this in the Manc subforum, might have more luck. I'd love to help but am really all over the place in life at the moment, sorry.
• #6

user74623

Should be plenty of people from the South travelling up to Manchester and back next weekend for the Jumble at the Velodrome.

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