[col-s1krr]

NYC.
If BMW fixed the damn website tracking, I'd be able to do it without calling to check in every 2 weeks 😤

Once the bike is shipped, you should be able to get the name of the ship and track it through a maritime web site.

 

[col-s1krr]

Ok, going to nerd out and brag a little bit... This ship is the one used to bring our car from Germany to California in 2014.

 

[col-s1krr]

Since it is mostly like still in the container. Do the container tracking sites show you an ETA for the next leg? or Do they stop w/the ships?

In my case, the dealer was able to tell me the bike had arrived in customs, cleared customs, and subsequently loaded into a train. Once loaded in the train, the dealer kinda lost track (or was not able to follow) of the location of the bike. I was told it would take about a week from New Jersey(maybe NY) to Colorado where I live. Two days later I got a call to tell me the bike had arrived. Clearing customs took a while (about a week) although I have heard cases where bikes clear customs very quickly.