Bike and e-bike delivery in Washington, same day or scheduled
Need a bike moved and don't have a car rack, or the bike won't fit in the car you do have? Book a bicycle delivery through Lugg: you enter the pickup and drop-off addresses, choose the vehicle, and movers load the bike, strap it down and carry it inside at the other end. Movers are on the way within the hour, or you pick a one-hour window that suits you, up to 60 days ahead. Lugg movers carried bikes on more than 2,500 Luggs in the past year, from kids' bikes to electric cargo bikes. Lugg is an on-demand moving and delivery platform where you book local movers to pick up and delivers bikes, e-bikes and cargo bikes for people who need one moved across town without a bike rack or a car big enough.
Bike delivery vs a bike shipping service
A bike shipping service is built for long distances. It usually means taking the bike apart, boxing it, and handing it to a carrier for days.
A Lugg is built for local trips, up to 150 miles. The bike rides whole, padded and strapped down. It can arrive the same day, and you can track the movers live from pickup to drop-off.
When people book a bike transport service
- A bike from a seller. Picked up from a Facebook Marketplace or Craigslist listing. Settle payment with the seller before the movers arrive, because Luggers can't pay on your behalf.
- A trip to the bike shop. An e-bike with a flat or a dead battery going in for a repair or a tune-up, or coming home afterwards.
- A move. Bikes ride along with the rest of the load on moving day, or go into a storage unit.
Which vehicle to pick when you're moving a bike
Most bikes and e-bikes are light enough for any vehicle in the lineup, so a Lite or a Pickup covers a single bike. Pick a Van if you'd rather keep it out of the rain.
An electric cargo bike, or several bikes at once, needs a vehicle that comes with two Luggers: Pickup, Van, XL, Box or Box+. When in doubt, size up.
How Lugg movers handle a bike
Lugg movers bring furniture blankets, stretch wrap and tie-down straps, so the frame is padded and the bike can't shift on the drive. They'll carry it up the stairs and leave it where you want it.
Luggers aren't bike mechanics, so they move the bike whole or in the box it's already in. A tune-up, putting a boxed bike together, or any battery or motor work is a job for a bike shop. Take off loose lights, bags and bottles, and if the bike is locked up, unlock it or have the key ready before the movers arrive.