We have a number of partners specializing in shipping regular motorcycles, UTVs, ATVs, trikes, and even motorcycles with a sidecar in both open and enclosed trailers. Compare motorcycle shipping quotes to save time & money.
Calculate Shipping Cost3 Easy steps to move your motorcycle
The same way as for car shipping you need to request a quote. In quote form you need to provide pick-up and delivery zip-codes, year, make and model of your vehicle, your email and phone number. When the information has been processed,you will receive quotes from professional shipping companies with all the details of the transportation process.
Before signing any papers double check all the details especially if the dates work for you. After that company that you’ve chosen will send you by email, or SMS the carrier information including the name and phone number of the driver. Usually, companies send carrier info a couple of days before the pickup.
A few days before the pick-up day, the driver will contact you to confirm the exact time of the pickup.
Prepare your motorcycle for shipping by making sure it’s clean and there are no unsecured parts, if you have a transportation cover, you can use it but make sure that you fix it properly.
When receiving your vehicle you should check it for any new damages and in case there are any you should note them down in the Bill of Lading and take some photos. After that you need to contact the company you work with and provide all the information you have.
Shipping company will help you submit the claim to the insurance company.
And of course we and the shipping company you went with are always waiting for your feedback. We are grateful to know about your experience with us!
Origin | Destination | Average cost | Cost per mile |
---|---|---|---|
Los Angeles, CA | Dallas, TX | $490 | $0.45 |
Buffalo, NY | Orlando, FL | $540 | $0.45 |
Portland, OR | New York, NY | $1080 | $0.40 |
Miami, FL | Chicago, IL | $670 | $0.47 |
Detroit, MI | Bloomington, IN | $300 | $0.85 |
Houston, TX | Richmond, VA | $590 | $0.45 |
Boise, ID | Oklahoma City, OK | $500 | $0.38 |
Origin
Los Angeles, CA
Destination
Dallas, TX
Average cost
$490
Cost per mile
$0.45
Origin
Buffalo, NY
Destination
Orlando, FL
Average cost
$540
Cost per mile
$0.45
Origin
Portland, OR
Destination
New York, NY
Average cost
$1080
Cost per mile
$0.40
Origin
Miami, FL
Destination
Chicago, IL
Average cost
$670
Cost per mile
$0.47
Origin
Detroit, MI
Destination
Bloomington, IN
Average cost
$300
Cost per mile
$0.85
Origin
Houston, TX
Destination
Richmond, VA
Average cost
$590
Cost per mile
$0.45
Origin
Boise, ID
Destination
Oklahoma City, OK
Average cost
$500
Cost per mile
$0.38
Mileage | *Average Transit Time(estimated distance) |
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0 - 799 Miles | 1 - 3 Days |
800 - 1499 Miles | 4 - 5 Days |
1500 - 2399 Miles | 6 - 7 Days |
2400 Miles and Up | 8 - 12 Days |
Mileage
0 - 799 Miles
*Average Transit Time
1 - 3 Days
Mileage
800 - 1499 Miles
*Average Transit Time
4 - 5 Days
Mileage
1500 - 2399 Miles
*Average Transit Time
6 - 7 Days
Mileage
2400 Miles and Up
*Average Transit Time
8 - 12 Days
*Transit times are estimated and based on national shipping averages, which are subject to change.
We do not recommend to ship motorcycles alongside the car, since motorcycles require a special type of trailer. If it is shipped on a regular flatbed or car hauler, there is more risk of the bike being damaged during transportation. But the carrier insurance will still cover the damage in such a case.
Yes, we can offer you a company for shipping any kind of inoperable vehicles. But the shipping company needs to know what’s wrong with the vehicle before the driver is sent to pick it up as they need to make sure that the driver they schedule will have special equipment to load it and won’t leave your area with nothing.
Yes, you can ship a sidecar without a motorcycle, but a special pallet is required to make sure the sidecar will be properly fixed and won’t fall as it has one wheel only. In some cases, the driver can provide you with the one from some extra cost or you can buy it at a local body shop.
Yes, we are working with companies that can transport your motorcycle (as well as any other vehicle) from or to the Hawaiian Islands, Alaska and even internationally.
Once your motorcycle is delivered, we recommend you to thoroughly inspect it for any damages and in case there are any, you need to note them down in the Bill of lading and take some photos. After that, please contact shipping company and they will send you the carrier’s insurance details and will help you submit the claim.
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