help.......getting a bike here from germany

I have have had a german bike restored for me a bike in germany by an NSU
enthusiast.

But need to get it back here..............I suppose I could go out and get
it in a van
but does anyone know a person/company who I might use to pick it up and
deliver it to the uk????

Many thanks


Barry

 

http://www.motorcycle.co.uk/lists/shipping.html

 

There's always Ginger Bikes On A Trailer ... that's me ;-)

That'll be a pahnd a mile plus ferry and tolls etc - or I'll fly and
ride it back if you cover ticket and beer money etc.

 

I wouldn't sit on anything that had been touched by an NSU enthusiast..
ewww

 

If the bike is otr, you pay expenses and I'll drive it back for you.

 

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Some of you guys must have too much time on your hands

Its an NSU Quickly

but thanks for the offers

Barry

 

Heh. Go Pip!

 

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Barry says...

I learned to ride on one of those, what a pile of shit it was.

 

Henfield...

My first shag was behind the village hall. Then later Henfield became
host to yet another unrequited love.

 

In uk.rec.motorcycles, sweller belched forth and ejected the following:

AOL but not my first shag[1]. I used to go in that bit on the left under
the green barrier between Henfied and Woodmancote.

[1] My first shag was in Bolney.

 

Well putting to side macho issues..I also had a Quickly as a youth
and enjoyed it .
...Performance isnt everything and in this age of "mines bigger than
yours"..The "s" type with the curved mud guards is a design classic..
having said that the chrome bored barrels on a racing engine managed over
90 mph on the track

not bad for 49 cc.

So Im looking forward to getting a good one from germany as soon as I decide
how to get it back

 

Obviously, my FS1E was quicker...