Ship Bikes.com

Stay away. Recently shipped a bike, paid for $1,000 worth of insurance and while in transit FedEx ripped off the lower corner of the box, taking the attached small parts box with it. The small parts box was attached inside the main bike box. I filed a $260 claim and FedEx denied it. I provided pictures and FedEx even sent representatives out to see the damaged bike box. Ship Bikes.Com was of no help in getting this resolved and in fact, I went back and forth with them for several months. Ship...

Amazing person. While this isnt a bike repair shop, the person working here helped me out so much and fixed my bike's brakes. Really amazing to meet such nice people in the world.

The process is simple, the price is very reasonable, the service is great, and the shipment results are fine. The price is dramatically lower than going directly to FedEx, UPS or the airlines. I have shipped my bike across the country about 14 times, and everything has been entirely satisfactory. I usually drop off and pickup at a FedEx store. Check with the FedEx store on their holding period (should be up to 5 days). Entirely eliminates huge airport and TSA headaches.

My bike failed to get to the destination for 3 months. In the meanwhile it was sent back and forth between East and West coasts and got scratched and badly damaged. To get updates on the shipment, I made over 15 calls to ShipBikes. A couple of these times, the customer service was really rude and made it sound as if this was my fault. The claims process is far from easy - I have to bring the damaged bike to a bike shop and get a bike shop's representative to call FedEx and confirm that the bi...

I used their ebike shipper (box) for my bike and was very pleased with the sturdiness of the construction and the well thought out design for securing the bike. Their shipping rates were much more reasonable than going directly through FedEx. They were also very helpful in helping me correct an error that I made in entering the shipping address!