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Packaging Process
Packaging Process for our Bicycles
Here is a detailed information about our 11-step packaging process for every bicycle to ensure safe transportation and minimize any damage risk.
1) The Wheels
are removed.
2) The Saddle
and seat post are removed from the frame.
3) The Handlebars
and stem are removed by unfastening the bolt inside the stem.
4) The Crankset (Right Arm)
s removed.
5) The Rear Derailleur
is dismounted from the hanger.
6) Inserting Dropout Spacers
in the front and rear dropouts, which will firmly keep the bike position in the transit.
7) Protecting the Frame.
Neoprene pipes are placed over the tubes and fasten into position with zip ties, this will prevent the frame from being scratched or dented when it is being shipped.
8) Protecting the Derailleurs
with bubble wrap and attach to the tubing with a zip tie.
9) Protecting the Wheel:
Plastic caps are placed over both ends of the wheel axles on both the front and rear wheel. Then bubble wrap is wrapped around the freewheel.
10) Boxing the Components in a special box.
The wheel quick releases, saddle and crank arm are wrapped up in bubble wrap and then placed into a cardboard box.
11) Boxing the Bicycle.
Finally, all of the bicycle components into the SVB box, and it’s ready to be shipped.
