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Thanks for the info Panny,

we will be shipping to OZ from NZ in a few months - I'll give Katie a go.

Paul


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I can´t recommend Quantas!

It took them nearly three weeks + a reminder to answere to my email request.
I just got back an amount for the shipping per motorcycle. No details about, how the price was calculated or which services are included. No answere to the question about the procedure.

Overall very poor compared to a dozend other replys from air- and sea freighters.

The price for Quantas was bad, too: 2,400 NZD + costs in AUS per bike.
For the same bike messures Greenfright sent an offer of 1,626 NZD + costs in AUS.
On the negative side I have to say, that the email conversation with Steve Spector (Greenfright) wasn´t very professional at times. But at least he put up a proper offer.

Third offer (and quickest one) was by Air New Zealand: 3.309 NZD per bike.

If you have time to go by ship try this: Kathy Speck (Mondiale). Very professional + answeres all questions in time and to my full satisfaction.
The offer was by far the cheapest!
katie.speck [at] mondiale.co.nz

Greetings from New Zealand

Panny
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Or go to Burnhard Cargo,is near from the Airport in Auckland, i do now my fligth to Melbourne with this Company. Have Crate the Bike today and the Crate was 2.2qm and 282 kg. the coast it will be 1400 NZD to Fligth and the bike it will be on thurstay in Melbourne.

I let you now how much i have to pay in Melbourne to bring out the Bike from the custom and the AQIS.

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Gubi

I look for a place in Melbourne that i can store my crate, anybody have some idee ???? i am less on money ;-)
Hi Gubi,

I can´t find them online.
Can you give me their URL or email?

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Panny look for

burnard cargo or transport in auckland rennie Drive 33
ma contact there was Donna or Marc.
The Bike was fligth with Emirates Cargo and tomorrow Friday the 13 i now more for the amount wath i have to pay at the airport to bring out the bike.

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Ok,

The Bike is Out from the Airport, all in all i have 6 Hours. Costums, AQIS, assembling the Bike and then i was on the Road.
AQIS = 105 AuDollar
Emirates = 161 AUDollar
The Fligth Auckland - Melbourne = 1440 NZDollar

Crate was 2.2 cqm and 282kg

Now i am on the Road in Australia and Ride the Greath Ocean Road up to Adelaide.

See you on the Road

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Gubi,

Any updates on your shipping adventure? Costs? Process?

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Hi all so most of the messages on hear are a few years old and im finding it hard to et information from the companies directly.
I was wondering if any one can advise me on a good option and the cheapest and easiest ways to ship/fly my little Honda ct110 from nz to Melbourne then a few months later from Dwaine to Indonesia so i can eventually drive my bike back to the uk over land
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...then a few months later from Dwaine to Indonesia so i can eventually drive my bike back to the uk over land
Perkins used to be the one and only for Darwin to Dili (East Timor).
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I can recommend them from my own experience.

We rode up the Indonesian Islands, too. Maybe the best part of our south-east-asian leg of the around the world trip.

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