eBay and Craigslist finds

Has this Kona Ute been posted yet?

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Kona-Ute-Cargo-Bike-Kermit-Green/173881181126

Has anyone got a recommended service for sending a complete bike overseas?

Whereabouts in the world are we talking?

Check transglobalexpress, they have the best quotes for overseas generally. box size 100x30x70 is perfect. Once you go over 100cm in length prices start getting crazy

Shiply.com can be good if you're flexible on dates.

Thanks guys. I haven’t got a country set yet but I’d like to offer international shipping so need a rough idea of prices

Direct Courier Solutions are solid if you’re sticking to the EU

Well this looks sick

https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?mpre=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.ebay.co.uk%2Fulk%2Fitm%2F264295576486

whatever you do, do NOT use Eurosender. Totally inept/probably fraudulent, advertise service times and dimensions that bear no resemblance to the courier's actual limits/restrictions.

If EU then you will be best served looking at Parcelmonkey etc for cheapest services. If you can get the max. box length less than 120cm long and 90cm high it'll be much cheaper.

World-wide and it's a bit harder. I've used P4D's export and import services a few times as they act as a broker and they're pretty good so far.

Great, thanks for the tips

I agree , parcelmonkey is great for eu

repost?
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Landshark-55cm-Custom-Road-Bike-Superb-Condition/143218550609

Alpkit 27.5 Bike Packing Rig with Frame Bag

No reserve ends today.
I put a bid on but realised its a bit too big for me.

A couple of nice retro TT frames, 653 Steve Goff lo pro and an 853 Alpina

55cm seat tube, 52cm top tube lightweight Reynolds 653 frame(9,6kg)
Royce Titanium bottom bracket

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/2332708667044975/

I have just checked Parcel2Go for France -> Edinburgh (for @bazschmaz 's friend) and it comes to £75 insured to £350.

Size of the box is the main issue, if you can have the combined measurements sub 200cm, then it will be cheaper but you will likely need to remove the forks.

Cheers

Vince

Cool, thank you

I use two websites, ipostparcels.com (owned by DHL) and senditnow.com (owned by Royal Mail/Parcelforce) for EU postage of bikes. I concur with others, box size is important. That said, I've been told that these couriers rarely double check measures.

Thanks man. The only time I posted a bike internationally was probably 8 or so years ago and remember being well over on the length dimension of the box and assuming it would incur some penalty but it didn't. Can't remember who that was with though and don't seem to have a record of it on any emails.

Unpainted Mecacycle turbo frame

https://cycles-fun-passion.com/boutique/cadre-frame-mecacycle-turbo-vitus-57-axe-ref14/

The only time I've had issues with dimensions is from one post office. I now always use parcelforce directly and drop off at the depot. They've never had an issue with even huge bike boxes (which exceed the volume allowed).

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Chesini-Precision-Bike-Full-Campagnolo-C-Record-Delta/264298401596?hash=item3d89698f3c:g:zqoAAOSwXpFbzTT8

Nice Bob Jackson track with wishbone stays:

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/54cm-Bob-Jackson-Track-Bike-Frame/113726341825?hash=item1a7a9e42c1:g:w5oAAOSwCRxcvhuj

and a nice woodrup cheap with 17hours to go:

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/202658151565?_trksid=p2047675.m570.l5999&_trkparms=gh1g%3DI202658151565.N36.S1.R2.TR6

Walker Brothers Wheels; currently £250 with 1 day to go, collection only from Fairford, Gloucestershire.