Motorbike transport
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Husky610 said:
It's an Aprilia RS 250, If it wasn't for the fact I'm 130 miles of the Aberdeen coast on a gas platform I'd consider riding it back 
Don't tell me; you're buying it for your son and you want to pay by transfer, but the seller will have to pay the insurance charges in cash to the courier when he collects the bike.Edited by Husky610 on Tuesday 2nd October 18:40
I've had emails from your type before...
Husky610 said:
Tried Transbike just waiting on a call back.
When i bought my bike in Newcastle, i hadn't passed my test.I used these guys.
Excellent service, and was cheaper than if i had to get it myself.
http://www.transbike.co.uk/
Visited that website- noticed they used straps on the handlebars to hold the bike down. 
The wheel chocks they use look sturdy though- perhaps they should read the thread bout the guy who picked up his rd350, only to have the bars spin around in the van which ( as the straps were around the bars) allowed the bike to be dropped damaging tank, side panels etc.
Have seen so many bikes come acropper by ties attached to the handlebars...
The wheel chocks they use look sturdy though- perhaps they should read the thread bout the guy who picked up his rd350, only to have the bars spin around in the van which ( as the straps were around the bars) allowed the bike to be dropped damaging tank, side panels etc.
Have seen so many bikes come acropper by ties attached to the handlebars...
hman said:
Visited that website- noticed they used straps on the handlebars to hold the bike down.
The wheel chocks they use look sturdy though- perhaps they should read the thread bout the guy who picked up his rd350, only to have the bars spin around in the van which ( as the straps were around the bars) allowed the bike to be dropped damaging tank, side panels etc.
Have seen so many bikes come acropper by ties attached to the handlebars...
looking at the gallery, they don't appear to do that in those pics.The wheel chocks they use look sturdy though- perhaps they should read the thread bout the guy who picked up his rd350, only to have the bars spin around in the van which ( as the straps were around the bars) allowed the bike to be dropped damaging tank, side panels etc.
Have seen so many bikes come acropper by ties attached to the handlebars...
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