Ship a Bike from Denver to Phoenix

Connect Arizona's sun-drenched cycling scene, where El Tour de Tucson draws 9,000 riders annually, with Colorado's Boulder cycling mecca and its towering Independence Pass at 12,095 feet. Two states built for riders who crave elevation and open roads.

The cycling link between Arizona and Colorado traces one of the great altitude transitions in American riding. From Tucson at 2,400 feet, the terrain climbs steadily northward through Flagstaff's 7,000-foot pine forests before crossing into the Colorado Plateau and ascending to the Rockies. Colorado's Front Range alone hosts more than 300 miles of paved cycling paths, and the state's high-altitude training camps in Breckenridge and Leadville attract professional and amateur riders year-round. The combination of Arizona's heat training and Colorado's thin-air efforts creates a natural progression for cyclists chasing peak fitness.

Bike shipments between Arizona and Colorado typically arrive within two to three days, making it easy to plan around race schedules or seasonal riding windows. Each bike is secured in a custom shipping container designed to absorb road vibrations across the desert and mountain highways. Full protection comes standard on every shipment, giving you peace of mind whether you are sending a time trial bike to a Colorado Springs triathlon or a gravel rig to the Leadville 100 start line.