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[tassini]

Hi All,

I am looking for a person or company that is able to collect a motorcycle from Chon Buri and deliver it to Korat.

Regards,

Tas

[thaicbr]

what bike. when do you want it done. how much do you wan to pay?

Some people have had good luck with Thai post. But beware one person had very bad luck also.

[tassini]

It is a Honda CRM 250, collect next week. Not sure if I trust Thai Post with this!

[Tigersachsclub]

yes, thaipost is an option , usually ok, but some we know had a bad experience too. Having said that on the last 15 bikes shipped with thaipost i remember only one minor breakage, another one i used prior for larger bikes is thaiparcel. http://www.thaiparcels.com/index.html

thaiparcel i used 3 times and one of the shipped bikes had been dropped . Thaiparcel is other wise quite well organised and a bit faster , more expensive than thaipost though....the downside on Thaipost if something breaks or gets dropped nobody wants to be liable. Thaiparcel did sort their damage swiftly without much headaches ( that breakage was actually about 3 years ago so can't say if they still handle it that well)

hope that helps,

Tiger/Sachs Club - Mbox

[Leckyman]

Another option to be sure that the bike is damage/theft free is to collect it yourself, (time permitting).

Maybe take a truck down with a mate, load it up & away you go.

Could drive down 1 day & back the next, taking in a night on the town...

[LivinLOS]

Thai post wont ship bookless bikes.. And I assume a CRM250 isnt booked.

[Tigersachsclub]

Thaipost ships brandnew Tiger& Sachs Bikes and they have no book at time of shipping...even the manufacturers documents / invoice are shipped separately(via ems) ...possibly a invoice copy comes on the bike at shipment.

Tiger/Sachs Club - Mbox

[BigBikeBKK]

While I've only heard good things about shipping bikes via Thailand Post Logispost I would warn you that the bike that was recently shipped to me was damaged to the tune of over 20000 Baht and Thailand Post is dragging their feet on paying for the damage...

Not only did they manage to drop it, they also fired it up at some point and melted the bubble wrap onto the headers- what a mess!

Gouged both wheels-

Bashed and bent the Givi screen-

Broken throttle grip and scratched bar end-

Another view of the bent Givi screen-

Royally focked up the tank - it's like something fell on the bike after they dropped it or something...

Scratched engine cover-

Real shame as it was an immaculate bike with a custom paint job...

[LivinLOS]

Logipost works.. But expect it to be dinged is my attitude..