Ship a Bike from Denver to Los Angeles

Ship between California's 600-mile Pacific Coast Highway and Colorado's Boulder cycling mecca with Independence Pass topping out at 12,095 feet. Two of America's most celebrated cycling states, from ocean bluffs to Rocky Mountain summits.

The cycling corridor between California and Colorado links two of the country's deepest talent pools and most passionate riding communities. California riders regularly train on the steep switchbacks of Mount Baldy and the long coastal flats south of Big Sur, building the fitness needed for Colorado's thin-air passes like Loveland, Vail, and Guanella. Boulder alone hosts more professional cyclists per capita than any other US city, and its network of canyon roads, including Flagstaff and Sunshine, provides perfect intervals at altitude. Riders traveling between these states often do so for events like the Triple Bypass ride across three 11,000-foot passes or the Belgian Waffle Ride in San Marcos.

Shipping a bike from California to Colorado covers approximately 1,000 to 1,200 miles depending on origin and destination, crossing the Mojave Desert and Utah's high plateau along the way. Every bicycle is carefully boxed with protective padding around disc rotors, thru-axles, and carbon frames to handle the journey's elevation changes and temperature swings. Full coverage comes standard on each shipment, so whether you are sending a lightweight climbing bike to Boulder or a mountain rig headed for Downieville, your equipment is protected from pickup to delivery. Real-time tracking lets you monitor progress every step of the way.