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How your bike travels

Illustrations of each stage of a BFR move — loading, securing, the corridor and the handover. This page grows as our drivers send in photos from recent runs.

Motorcycles secured upright with ratchet straps, wheel chocks and blankets inside a covered box truck
A shared load, each bike on its own chock with soft straps and blankets between machines.
Crew member rolling a large adventure motorcycle up an aluminium ramp into a box truck on a Thai street
Loading over a proper low-angle ramp — the only way a big bike should enter a truck.
Close-up of a motorcycle front wheel locked in a wheel chock with a yellow ratchet strap
The detail that matters: front wheel chocked, strap tension snug but not crushing the forks.
Row of automatic scooters strapped side by side inside a cargo van
Scooters ride shared runs the same way — strapped individually, never stacked or leaned.
White box truck driving on an elevated highway in Thailand at golden hour
On the corridor. Covered box trucks keep rain, sun and road grit off your bike.
Motorcycle on its side stand next to a truck ramp in front of a Thai house at delivery
Handover at the door — checked against the pickup photos before we call it done.

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