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    Transporting bikes (Napier to Christchurch)

    As I wrote in another thread I've bought a bike up in Napier.

    Now I just need to find a way to transport it down to Christchurch, so I was wondering if anyone has got any recommendations for transport companies.

    I have been quoted $420 by Biketranz and I'm sure they run a good company. Only problem is that they'll be in Napier this monday and then not until after easter. There's no way, with banking transactions being as slow as they are here, I can have the deal finalised by monday.

    So any other companies anyone can recommend?

    Cheers
    Mikkel

    P.s. While I appreciate some peoples willingness to ride the bike down for me I am sorry I can not accept that at the moment due to issues regarding insurance.
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    Fly up this weekend

    Ride it home
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    Quote Originally Posted by jim.cox View Post
    Fly up this weekend

    Ride it home
    I can not do that. I'm still on my learners license - trust me otherwise I would have!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mikkel View Post
    I can not do that. I'm still on my learners license - trust me otherwise I would have!
    Feel the fear and do it anyway?
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    Quote Originally Posted by jim.cox View Post
    Feel the fear and do it anyway?
    I'm not stupid enough to engage in that kind of activity:

    Learners license = no insurance for anything above 750 ccm
    250 ccm 45 hps -> 750 ccm 125 hps
    A new bike I'm not familiar with...
    Unfamiliar roads...
    40 demerit points on the account already... (breach of license conditions would be 50 more before adding what you got stopped for.)

    I'm sure you realise that fear isn't a factor - prudence is.

    And before you ask - I won't be riding the bike on the road until I get my full later this year.
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    I got my bike from Whagarei to Masterton using Motorcycle movers, the service was good, bike took a bit longer to get here than i hoped but they were the cheapest http://www.motorcyclemovers.co.nz/

    The bike arrived in the same condition it left in so i assume they take adequate care.

    Hope this helps.

    biketranz is another one

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    Told you to try Emmersons...just rang them and was quoted $220 +Gst depot to depot. They have a truck going usually once a week.
    Do you realise how many holes there could be if people would just take the time to take the dirt out of them?

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    I've certainly had Biketranz warmly recommended by everyone.

    Quote Originally Posted by MSTRS View Post
    Told you to try Emmersons...just rang them and was quoted $220 +Gst depot to depot. They have a truck going usually once a week.
    I flicked them an email - but to no avail, could be the wrong address. Could you PM me their details so I could have a chat with them.
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    If your not going to be riding it 'till later in the year, what's the problem with waiting 'till after Easter??
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    Quote Originally Posted by hellnback View Post
    If your not going to be riding it 'till later in the year, what's the problem with waiting 'till after Easter??
    I'm not going to be riding it ON THE ROAD until later in the year

    Anyway, if you had just bought a new bike - wouldn't you want it in your garage ASAP?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mikkel View Post
    I'm not going to be riding it ON THE ROAD until later in the year

    Anyway, if you had just bought a new bike - wouldn't you want it in your garage ASAP?
    Fair point...
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    Do you realise how many holes there could be if people would just take the time to take the dirt out of them?

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    I could ride it down for you?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mcduck5n View Post
    I could ride it down for you?
    No, Donald...at about 140hp it would not be a good idea. Trust me on this...
    Do you realise how many holes there could be if people would just take the time to take the dirt out of them?

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    Quote Originally Posted by MSTRS View Post
    No, Donald...at about 140hp it would not be a good idea. Trust me on this...
    hemmmm that is about 1HP per kg of me, i would be fine...

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