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• #2
how would you expect to receive some handlebars sent by post? in a box or just wrapped up?
royal mail will probably accept the bars not in a box, but there is a good chance they could get caught up in something and bent or dinged
wrap them up and put them in a box
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• #3
I always wrap them with a load (at least 5, 6 layers) of bubblewrap, then tape it up real well
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• #4
I've sent and received them wrapped In bubble wrap. Should be fine
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• #5
Kingcutter once sent me some bars that had been wrapped in bubble then a bin bag. the arrived ok and even the postman managed to post them through my letterbox!
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• #6
It will cost about the same whether boxed or wrapped.
I always send them wrapped in newspaper with a layer of packing tape.
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• #7
Are people really this stupid?
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• #8
Yes.
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• #9
Take them to your LBS and get them to straighten them out so they'll fit in a poster tube.
Same can be done at the other end and if your buyer has a good LBS they can even change the style to ergo/track/sphinx.
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• #10
Bake a cake, perhaps a large chocolate log, and put the bars inside that. Then box it up, with some nice colorful ribbon round it, and post. Your seller gets the bars and a delicious treat all in one.
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• #11
A chocolate log is for life, not just for christmas.
OK, I sold some drop bars on ebay but wondered if the Post Office would accept them just wrapped (as opposed to inside a square box of some kind).