Ship a Bike from New Mexico to Rhode Island

Transport your bike from New Mexico's 83-mile Enchanted Circle through Taos to Rhode Island's 14-mile East Bay Bike Path along Narragansett Bay. From the Sangre de Cristo mountains at 8,000 feet to Newport's 10-mile Ocean Drive and Block Island's 25-mile coastal loop, your ride spans desert to shoreline.

New Mexico and Rhode Island sit at opposite extremes of American cycling geography. New Mexico's riding is defined by altitude, open desert, and the geological drama of the Sangre de Cristo Range, where trails climb through pinon and aspen forests at elevations that thin the air noticeably. Rhode Island, the smallest state in the nation, packs its cycling into a compact coastal network featuring the East Bay Bike Path along Narragansett Bay, Ocean Drive's mansion-lined loops in Newport, and the seasonal ferry to Block Island for a car-free day of seaside exploration. The shift from high-desert singletrack to ocean-breeze coastal riding is one of the most dramatic bike relocations in the country.

The shipping distance from New Mexico to Rhode Island spans approximately 2,200 miles across the breadth of the United States. Every bicycle is boxed with protective padding around vulnerable components like derailleur hangers, disc brake rotors, and carbon seat posts. Full coverage is included with each shipment, giving you peace of mind for the entire cross-country journey. Real-time tracking follows your bike from the high desert to the shores of Narragansett Bay.