Ship a Bike from New Mexico to Nebraska

Transport your bike from Nebraska's 321-mile Cowboy Trail to New Mexico's Enchanted Circle, 83 miles at 8,000 feet through Taos and Angel Fire. From the Sandhills' rolling grass dunes and prairie winds to the Sangre de Cristo mountain bike trails, your bike transfers with full protection.

This Great Plains to high desert corridor links two states that reward adventurous riders with open spaces and big skies. Nebraska's Sandhills gravel rolls through the largest grass-stabilized dune system in the Western Hemisphere, offering gentle terrain shaped by wind. New Mexico raises the stakes with significant altitude, as the Enchanted Circle route climbs through Taos, Angel Fire, and the Moreno Valley at elevations exceeding 8,000 feet. Mountain bikers heading to the Sangre de Cristos will find technical trails in the forests above Santa Fe, while the high desert roads east of the mountains provide long-distance gravel riding with sweeping views.

Shipping from Nebraska to New Mexico covers approximately 900 to 1,100 miles through the central plains and into the Southwest. Each bike is securely boxed with attention to protecting suspension components, disc brake systems, and dropper posts from transit vibration. Full coverage is standard on every shipment, whether you are sending a gravel rig from the Sandhills or a full-suspension mountain bike bound for the trails above Taos. Real-time tracking follows your bike from the rolling prairie to the high desert.