Response: Hi Wade, Thanks for calling me back today. As a Minnesota guy I know you're a straight shooter. Questions are: 1. How closely can you lock in on the dates? 2.Do you have a picture of the back end of your truck? You said you have a sloping ramp. Is it wide enough for a motorcycle with a sidecar? It weighs 750 lbs (about that of a big Harley), it can't be "pushed" up by one guy, although someone could be there to help, do you have experience riding motorcycles in case it has to be started and put in gear? 3.You mentioned you have a couple of stops before Minneapolis. My concern is the placement of the bike and if it will be moved/or at risk of being hit by somebody's couch. Or being moved off the truck, increasing risk. 4. As I mentioned, this is a very rare bike, I haven't looked at your feedback yet, but do you have any documentation on your credentials? i.e. insurance, etc? I felt good after we spoke, you seem like a good guy. Just a little nervous for good reas (5/21/2008)

Response: Hi Tom. It will be within a day or so of the day I quoted you depending on traffic road construction you know. I always call the day before I pickup and drop off and you can call anytime in between to check on your bike. I dont have the proper camera to put pitchers on the PC the low sloaping back gate is 8ft wide the trailer is 2ft off the ground its like a carpenters job trailer just longer. Yes I have a MC licence 25 years experience. Your bike will be the last item loaded I feel it would be better to unstrap and roll it out then to lift and carry anything over it. So far this load consists of mostly bikes. Please read my feed back my customers will be able to explain my job performance. Thanks Wade45 (5/22/2008)

Response: Thanks Wade, I'll plan to hire you and will call you later with details Tom (5/22/2008)

Response: OK sounds good. Wade45 (5/22/2008)