Netherlands
Shipping Motorcycle to Netherlands from USA
We utilize our 26+ years of shipping motorcycles of all kinds to the Netherlands, with the most popular being Harley Davidsons. We will even arrange for a driver to pick up your motorcycle for you if you don’t live close to one of our departure shipping ports in the US. If you choose this option, it will save you money that you won't have to spend on gas, hotel, food, vacation days, and possible loss of pay. Depending on your unique shipping needs, your motorcycle will be shipped via 1) RoRo 2) Container 3) Air Freight (see below). Either you or the designated person on the Bill of Lading can pick up the motorcycle when it arrives at port in Rotterdam, Netherlands. One way we offer to streamline your shipping processes is to handle all appropriate documents in regards to export compliance procedures, such as US Customs clearance.
Important: Our competitors can’t beat our pricing because we have a long history with the US military who frequently ships mass volumes of vehicles via RoRo and Containers to Netherlands.
1) RoRo (Roll on Roll off) Motorcycle Shipping to Netherlands
You’ll want to use the RoRo shipping method if shipping just one motorcycle to the Netherlands. However, the motorcycle must be able to “Roll On and Roll Off” (RoRo) the ship without mechanical help. Once on board, we will strap it and brace it down to secure it on the deck and minimize movement. Check out the picture to your right of our Harley Davidsons being shipped. To further protect the motorcycles, we provide adequate space between motorcycles for extra protection, plus the tires are securely locked into a sturdy metal protector. The ship will rock while at sea, but you can feel confident your motorcycle will arrive in the condition you gave it to us.
In addition to motorcycles, our customers also ship mopeds, trikes, golf carts, dirt bikes, ATVs, and other types of off-road vehicles to the Netherlands. As a fantastic way to ship a motorcycle to the Netherlands, the RoRo method is ideal; but only when there’s one motorcycle involved. If you are shipping more than one motorcycle at once, the container shipping method is probably best.
2) Container Motorcycle Shipping to Netherlands
Container shipping, the preferred method for dealerships that are shipping motorcycles to the Netherlands, involves placing numerous motorcycles into one container. Why? This drops the price per square foot, translating to cheaper shipping costs, as it’s less expensive to share a container with other customers who are shipping their motorcycles to the same country. Equally as safe as the RoRo method, shipping a motorcycle to Netherlands via container is a great solution. Whether it is via RoRo or Container, we will give you our lowest price first by default.
Marine Insurance for RoRo or Container Shipping
You will be given the chance to purchase optional marine insurance, which will protect you in the event of loss or damage to your motorcycle. Since it’s a good bet that the ship will rock while out to sea, having the extra peace of mind that marine insurance affords when shipping a motorcycle to the Netherlands is ideal. It's cheap to cover motorcycles, and will be well worth this small initial investment. How much you pay for coverage relies on the stated value of your motorcycle.
3) Motorcycle Air Freight Shipping
As you probably figured, shipping a motorcycle to Holland (Netherlands) by air freight is the most expensive of all three shipping methods. And yes, you can get it in days instead of weeks. The motorcycle should be securely crated similar to the image shown below.
Once your motorcycle has been professionally crated, we will send an enclosed truck to come pick it up. It'll be lifted onto a special cargo airplane like the one illustrated below. The motorcycle will be secured to the airplane's deck. This will reduce shifting during turbulent times. Choosing Ship Overseas, Inc (a licensed and boded company) for your motorcycle air shipping needs to Netherlands, you will be updated during the shipping process. In addition, you will get a tracking number.
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Conclusion:
While other methods of shipping motorcycles to Netherlands exist, only use the RoRo, Container, or Air Freight shipping methods. Also, ONLY use a well established company that specializes in shipping motorcycles from USA to NL. Don't run into US nor NL customs problems by using lesser known companies. Choose us. We "are" the industry leader.
There are many motorcycle shipping companies like our friends at AA Motorcycles that only ship within the USA. Visit them if you don't plan on shipping a bike overseas.
This is what we ship:
| Motorcycles | ATVs |
| Dirt Bikes | Trikes |
| Mopeds | Other Off-Road Vehicles |
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Why choose us over the competition?
We have a solid track record and are an Accredited Company registered with the Better Business Bureau. Click the BBB image to the left to validate our A+ Accreditation. When shipping a motorcycle, an owner should only work with a BBB Accredited business.
We are registered with the FMC (Federal Maritime Commission). Click the image to the left and Select "Organization Name" and type in "Ship Overseas". Here is proof of our FMC Certification (also known as a NVOCC License). Never use an international motorcycle shipping company who cannot prove they are certified with the Federal Government.
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