Motorcycle transporter/carrier

[ChrisS]

I may be looking to have a motorcycle shipped from the Pacific Northwest to the Midwest. A few companies come up on an internet search. but I'd like to get a recommendation from someone who may have used one or more of them. Any experiences, good or not so good would be helpful. PM or email me if you prefer.

[Charley Lillard]

I will get you a guy that my friend just used..Piano moving co that has special racks for bikes....the best...

[Late BrakeU2]

Check with Forward Air-
https://www.forwardair.com/prepaid/MCmainpage.jsp

I collect/restore/ship vintage minibikes,and use them exclusively.Their poly containers are virtually damage proof,never had a problem.

[Charley Lillard]

Keyboard Express. 270-737-5797. Ask for Kelly in Motorcycle Transport. My friend says they are the best. He just had a Harley delivered.

[ChrisS]

Thanks much for both leads.

[Belair62]

LateBrake...got any JC Penny minibikes laying around ??? What have you got ?

[Mr70]

[Late BrakeU2]

Bob,I pretty much stick to the Honda hardtails,(1967-1971)
Have more than I care to admit(but you can fit as many as fifteen in a 400 squre ft room )..would post a some pics but can't figure out how to downsize the jpgs to site requirements

[PeteLeathersac]

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That pic sure looks a lot like the mini-bike I had as a kid? . Me and my pal bought it for $5 then got an old 2 stroke McCullough 5-Hp chainsaw motor for free....spent the last of our life savings of $20 on the clutch. . Luckily the chain would always come off about half throttle at what seemed like about 70 mph....I think we had as much fun driving the neighbourhoods crazy with the noise! . I haven't thought of it in years....I guess it got tossed aside when we discovered the snowmobiles! ~ Pete

[Mr70]

"Luckily the chain would always come off about half throttle at what seemed like about 70 mph...."
I'm right there with ya!