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I can deliver a bike to any continental USA address for $250. International delivery is possible and its cost will be determined based on your location. 

WHAT TO EXPECT

  • Your bike will be carefully packed, fully insured, and shipped via bikeflights, delivered to your door by UPS, ready to  ride, with minimal assembly requirements. 
  • Usually, only the front wheel and pedals of your bike will have to be removed to fit the bike in a shipping container.
  • You will know the tracking number and exact delivery day. I shipped a few bikes, and never had any issues with delivery.
  • I need about 5-7 days to prepare a bike for shipping and it takes 5-7 days to deliver within the USA.
  • Shipping company will require your phone number to be able to reach you in case of any issues; your number will not be shared with anyone.

SHIPPING COST BREAKDOWN

  • The actual shipping within the USA with proper insurance costs $130-180.
  • The shipping box alone cost about $50-150, and used boxes are hard to find in decent shape
  • Packing is the most important procedure. I don’t trust anyone with packing and it takes me about 1.5 hours to properly pack a bike so that it will be delivered without a scratch and you will get it ready-to-ride in 10 minutes with minimal or no tools. There will be no needs for a $200 visit to a local bike shop.
TOOLS TO ASSEMBLE YOUR BIKE

  • Cutter to cut off zip ties 
  • 15mm spanner wrench to attach pedals and the front wheels
  • 5mm hex key (a.k.a.allen wrench) to adjust the seatpost clamp/collar

UNPACKING AND ASSEMBLING YOUR BIKE

  1. Take the bike out of the box – it will come out as one piece
  2. Cut zip-ties holding the front wheel, and remove the wheel
  3. Cut and remove all other zip ties and protective pads
  4. Attach the front wheel as shown here
  5. Connect the front brakes as shown here
  6. Attach pedals (labeled as L and R) using a 15mm spanner as shown here
  7. Use 5mm hex key to loosen the bolt holding seatpost clamp, adjust the saddle height to desirable height, and tighten the seatpost clamp bolt to secure the seatpost