shipping side fairings

anyone done this....can't seem to find appropriate and safe boxes......knock down the moto shops door and beg for any laying around? or what?

Visit a radiator shop.

my local mailboxes etc. has picture boxes that fit the side panels... and you get a discounted shipping rate when you use the picture/book UPS rates.

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thanks one million times......they are coming guys

Furniture store dumpster
Look for boxes that paintings came in. That's what I used.

Hey ship them DHL. I would never ever ever ever use ups or usps for any big items again. I goto my local office max and they have dhl centers there.

They are CHEAPER FASTER and will ship huge items.

I checked on shipping a harley softail frame ups and they wouldn't even touch it. I DHL ed it and they shipped it (100lbs) to CALI from VA in 3 days for like 50.00. I almost shit when she told me how much it was. Try it out.

USPS was going to charge me for the oversize box on a rear cowl $130 F'ing dollars.....i went across the street to a UPS service and p-up copy center.....24

DHL is always cheaper, thats about all I use anymore.

FedEx ground. Cheap, reliable and fast. Never had any problems.

Just drive it over here, you lazy bastard!

Go to a bicycle shop and use one of their shipping boxes. It works.

I just bought a trailer hitch for my truck, the box it came in would fit both side fairings and the rear cowl, also use fed-ex ground

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hey...now can all skip a meal....but lazy? ahh your right i don't peddle my bike