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Woodside:
Just had a pair of wheels collected from irvine scotland
Delivered to my door deep south...
I used paisley freight...
21 quid 24hours....
Easy website. easy set up .
They will pick up and drop off with no paperwork to print...
All arranged from my end in 5 mins
couldnt have been easier
Will definately use again
AshimotoK0:
When my missus bought an old 30's car boot valve radio last year ...& I ended up getting working ...I told her to join 'Vintage Radio' forum for help .. a bunch of old f*rts really, meant in the nicest possible sense, but insanely knowledgeable ..talk about anoraks ;D. Plus they vet your spelling/grammar, demeanour etc before accepting you to post without approving your posts first.
BUT they have a very useful section something like "Delivery /drop off /link up request" ..where someone acts as a courier etc if they happen to be travelling from one area to another. Very useful if it is managed and respected properly.
Johnwebley:
thats a good idea Ash,
but for other items,I use
www.parcel2go.com
they offer several methods and costs for deliveries and collections
Trigger:
--- Quote from: Johnwebley on July 28, 2017, 08:34:10 PM ---thats a good idea Ash,
but for other items,I use
www.parcel2go.com
they offer several methods and costs for deliveries and collections
--- End quote ---
The pigeon courier service don't do heavy bike parts, must be down to heath and safety reasons these days ;D I am sure the last pigeon I saw had a hi viz jacket on ;D ;D
Woodside:
Ash i agree and ive heard that method before and if you are not in a hurry is probably the 2nd best way to get a delicate item to you...obiviously personal collection is always no 1....
Irvine is a 16 hour round trip for me and £21 for the service i recieved and the effort i put in was absolutely fantastic...
Wheels weighed 21.5 kg...i think their limit was 30
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