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4 Feb 2005
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Oz to Swiss
Hi
Just wondering if anyone has shipped a bike from Melbourne to Switzerland, and would I go through an australian agent or a swiss agent. Any clues.... Regards, Sujith 
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7 Feb 2005
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My suggestion: try to find an australian agency, because everything in switzerland is expensive ;-) and send your bike to germany and ride it down to switzerland, that's not so far...probably you would pay a lot of money just for the transport from a german port to switzerland.
If you want to send it to switzerland, try Panalpina, a swiss company which also has offices in australia: http://www.panalpina.com/ Greetings Marco, Zurich, Switzerland http://www.schnueriger.net
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