Ship a Bike from Arizona to New Mexico

Connect two Southwestern cycling gems: Tucson's Mount Lemmon and New Mexico's Enchanted Circle, an 83-mile loop climbing through 8,000 feet of mountain scenery. Neighboring states with world-class riding and year-round sunshine.

New Mexico's cycling landscape is shaped by its high-desert terrain and rich cultural heritage. The Enchanted Circle route near Taos takes riders through Angel Fire, Eagle Nest, and Red River, with the 9,820-foot Bobcat Pass as the ride's high point. Santa Fe, at 7,199 feet, serves as a high-altitude training base with roads climbing into the Sangre de Cristo Mountains and the 10,000-foot Ski Basin road. The Bosque del Apache loop near Socorro follows the Rio Grande through wetlands where sandhill cranes winter, offering a serene and flat contrast to the mountain routes. New Mexico's cycling culture blends Native American, Spanish, and Anglo traditions, and riders will find local food stops that are as memorable as the rides themselves.

Shipping between Arizona and New Mexico is one of the fastest domestic routes, with transit times often as short as one to two days due to the states' shared border. Each bike is packed securely for the short but sometimes rough desert highway journey. Full coverage is included as standard, and the quick turnaround makes it easy to ship a bike for a weekend race or a spontaneous trip to explore new roads. The proximity of Tucson and Albuquerque, both major cycling hubs, means that this route is well-served by carriers and scheduling is highly flexible. Door-to-door service is available throughout New Mexico, from Santa Fe's mountain roads to Las Cruces' Organ Mountain trails.