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10 Apr 2009
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UK Motorbike transport
I am looking for a reliable and professional motorbike transport company to move a bike from Exmouth to Beverley in Humberside.
I want it moved carefully and not just banged into the back of a van and bounced about. The carrier would need to be insured to carry my bike in case of damages. If anyone can recommend someone to me I would appreciate it. Steve 
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11 Apr 2009
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I did some research and came up with this site:
Cheap Courier Services - Shiply - UK's Online Transport Marketplace It works a bit like an auction. You type in what you want moving, from where to where where and companies make bids on moving it for you. You can see feedback on the companies a bit like e-bay and decide if you would like to use them. I have been given a quote for moving a 1996 Honda Magna from Devon to stansted airport for £98 by a company with £10,000 liability insurance and 100% feedback, which I think is pretty good. Steve
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12 Apr 2009
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Hit & Miss with Shiply
Hi Steve
 Shiply is OK and I have moved a few bikes cheaply, but you really can get a surprise when the chosen courier turns up with the bike, as the worst was a 600 Bandit, lent over at 45 degrees and resting on the wing mirror, as it was in the back of a small van not much bigger then a Ford Escort and the next driver was such an old tramp, his jogging pants fell down to his knees when he lent over to undo a £1.00 ratchet strap. Not a nice sight at 8.00 am. I don't use them anymore and can arrange a proper Bike only courier company through my trade contacts and will use the chaps at Traderbike, who use 15 high top vans mostly for new bike deliveries, but utilise the space left for used bike deliveries. Have a look at www.traderbike.co.uk and let me know, as I can pay and you can send me the £125. PM me for password to enter site. They will do a proper job. Cheers Chris Last edited by welovebikes; 14 Apr 2009 at 15:26.
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13 Apr 2009
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shipleys
I have used shipley recently and was very happy with service, worth a try.
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13 Apr 2009
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Try Mototrans
If you google Mototrans, run by a guy called Chas Mortimer, and you'll not go far wrong. He took a bike from me that I'd sold on Ebay, to the buyer in Greece, no problems. When he turned up he had a Brough SS100 on his van, worth about £ 70,000, and he does some transportation for auction houses, such as Bonhams.
If they put their faith in him, I'm sure anyone can!!
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16 Apr 2009
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I've used Intransit to transport two bikes and they were very good. Turned up exactly when they said they would and were very flexible in picking them up / dropping them off to fit in with my hours of work. A proper steel ramp was used - not a plank of wood & the fittings inside the van were ideal.
In Transit (UK) Ltd. - National & European Light Haulage But I also found this list of bike shippers should you need others: Motorcycle Shipping and Freighting | Motorcycle Co UK lists Elaine 
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