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Motorcycle Moving Estimates > 2000 Kawasaki ZR-7

Listing Information

Shipment Title:	2000 Kawasaki ZR-7
Shipper:	wytcom (0)
Date Listed:	5/13/2006 1:46 PM CST
Date Updated:	7/8/2006 10:29 AM CST
Expires:	7/17/2006 12:00 AM CST
Pricing:	$1,000 $800.00 [?]
# of Bids:	3
Auction Goods:	No

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Origin, Destination & Route Information Select any to report a uShip Rules violation

Origin Information
Coos Bay, Oregon 97420
Type: Residence

Route Information
Common RouteTruck Miles (low bandwidth)
Estimate: -1.00 miles

Destination Information
Honolulu, Hawaii 96822
Type: Residence

Timeframe Information

By July 31, 2006

Shipment Description Select any to report a uShip Rules violation

Motorcycle Information

2000 Kawasaki ZR-7

Dry Weight: 445.3 lbs.

Bikez.com: Motorcycle Details

Operational: Yes
Trike: No
Sidecar: No
Palletized: No

Additional Information: I can deliver to shipping location. I can palletize if needed.

Questions for this shipment:

Question: If you need a M/C shipping crate I have a brand new one 1/2 price. (5/15/2006)

Response: No thanks. (5/15/2006)

Question: You can have it for FREE. Just need to get it to you. (6/5/2006)

Response: Please be assured that I want to be fair to you on cost. Thanks. (6/5/2006)

Question: I am just tired of them taking up space in my garage. All you need to do I come & get it or have it shipped. This is my gift to you. No strings attached.I live near Laughin Nv. (6/5/2006)

Response: OK (6/5/2006)

Question: I am in Az. Look up popupcrate.com (6/5/2006)

Response: It would have to be shipped to Coos Bay, Oregon. Can you arrange it? (6/5/2006)

Question: Did you go to their web site & look at them ? it would be best if you put the ad on for shipping. Just like you did for your M/C. If you want I can try & see if uship will give me your # for all the info. Ron (6/6/2006)

Response: I looked at the site. Looks good. What is the length of the model you have? The shorter one (90" long) would be best for me. I can set up the uShip request but I will need your address. Dan (6/6/2006)

Question: The ones I have are the largest. I am not sure about posting my address. I will probably get flagged Go to my profile & look for Terry call him if you will (6/6/2006)

Response: Just an idea: How about putting it up for bid on ebay? You could specify that shipping is the responsibility of the buyer. I could bid on it then arrange the shipping through uShip. -Dan (6/6/2006)

Question: I think that would work. Did you call Terry ? (6/6/2006)

Response: No. I checked your profile but did not see a reference to Terry. (6/6/2006)

Question: 08/25/05 (6/6/2006)

Response: OK - we are on track. Ball is in my court to request shipping for the pallet now. (6/6/2006)

Question: Great. Leaving right now for a week. I have internet access at night. Will stay in touch. (6/8/2006)

Response: OK (6/8/2006)

Question: Hello, This is William Donohoe, President/Owner of The Shipping Shack, Inc. Honolulu Kaimuki. I am placing a bid of $1150 to ship your bike from Coos Bay, Oregon to Honolulu, HI. This price is based on you palletizing the bike and delivering it to port with pick-up at port here in Honolulu (port-to-port). If there are additional charges that are assessed based on differences not listed, then those charges will be added to the $1150. Please feel free to contact me if any questions and/or concerns. Mahalo, William Donohoe, President/Owner of The Shipping Shack, Inc. Honolulu Kaimuki. (6/9/2006)

Response: Thanks for your bid. The bike should be palletized in about a month. I will wait to accept any bids until it is ready to ship. I am still hoping to get a bid at my posted max of $1000. (6/9/2006)

Question: Hello, this is William Donohoe, President/Owner of The Shipping Shack, Inc. Honolulu again. I see that you have another shipping listing to ship a motorcycle crate from Arizona to you for your bike. I can ship this for $375. But may I suggest something. You will need to have your bike prepped (oil/gas tank drained, gas tank flushed and battery removed). You can take your bike to a local Harley dealership. They can prep it for you and use one of their crates there from inbound shipments. This is what I do for my customers here in Honolulu when they ship their bikes form here back to the mainland. The Harley dealership here only charges $175 to do all of this. That's prepping the bike, the crate and taking it to Federal Express to be loaded onto the aircraft. I am not sure how much the Harley dealership will charge you there, but it has to less than paying for that crate of $380-$420 and then paying to have it shipped from Arizona to you. Look in the yellow pages. (Cont'd) (6/26/2006)

Response: Thanks. I will check it out. (6/26/2006)

Question: (Cont'd) Hate to see you spend/waste you money when you don't have to. Let me know what you find out. William Donohoe, President/Owner of The Shipping Shack, Inc. The Shipping Shack, Inc. is a proud member of Small Business Hawaii and The Chamber of Commerce of Hawaii. ps. A 96x30x52 Harley crate should work for your bike. It's the smallest one they have. Just tell the bike dealerships what type of bike you have. (6/26/2006)

Response: There is a Harley dealer around the block from me here, so I can find out soon. (6/26/2006)

Bids on this shipment:

Bid	Bid Date	Service Provider	Service Type	Mode	Status / Reason	Details
$1,150	6/30/2006	Donohoe (15 )	-not specified-	-not specified-	Accepted
$1,150	6/9/2006	Donohoe (15 )	-not specified-	-not specified-	Expired
$1,345	6/8/2006	DASMotorcycleShipping (0)	-not specified-	-not specified-	Declined / Price too high

* All Bids are rounded up to the nearest dollar for display purposes