CyclingDeal Bike Bicycle Air Flights Travel Hard Case Box Bag EVA Material Light Weight and Durable - Great 700c Road Bike 26

CyclingDeal Bike Bicycle Air Flights Travel Hard Case Box Bag EVA Material Light Weight and Durable - Great 700c Road Bike 26" 27.5" 29" Mountain Bike -Transport Equipment

$ 429.98

Score By Feature

Based on 24 ratings

Sturdiness

8.48

For traveling

7.56

Maneuverability

7.07

Durability

4.04

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Product Description

Because of its hard shell design, this bike travel case holds a lot of gear and gives you the ability to transport your bike anywhere in the world securely and easily. Traveling is simplified with the ease of packing and assembly of this backpack! Included is a TSA lock.

MATTERIAL The case is made from EVA material under 200 degrees of heat. The thickness of the surface is 1cm, and the hardness (Hs) is A good tear & abrasion resistance and high impact strength are also some benefits.

Compatible with 29" bikes ( but will NOT fit an XL frame 29er MTB unfortunately ) & The case measuring 118CM x 25CM x 100CM / 46" x 10CM x 39CM & Case Net Weight of 9KG. It weighs 8kg and has a 21-inch frame. Approximately 6 lbs

This reliable and excellent quality wheel secures your journey more effortlessly by enabling a smoother ride. Several soft handles on the top and sides of this case allow you to move this large case more confidently. This device has two 360 degree spinning wheels on the front and super rubber wheels on the rear, allowing it to be pushed horizontally and to enjoy more ease and comfort when being carried.

We use a thick layer to protect the wheels and frame from impacting with each other. We use strong buckles and straps to secure the bicycle parts for extra security, so you won't have to worry about them falling out while in You are assured of a worry-free experience when you order now! This is why our 2-YEAR WARRANTY is so impressive! We are confident in our products!

Questions & Answers

On the basis of the photo and dimensions, it seems like a drop bar will not fit in this Can only straight bars be used?

Is it the handlebars or the top tube you're referring to? To remove your handlebars, you have to remove them from A traditional road handlebar with drips and a clip-on version are available for me A pair of aero bars is You simply pull the stem off your fork tube, and angulate the entire cockpit assembly in the appropriate direction so that it reaches the bottom of the cases.

The net weight for this product is What would you weigh if you weighed 8 kg (22 pounds)? Could you tell me if that's correct? And if it's not, what's its true mass?

It seems right to me. I am very impressed with the quality of this

56cm long and 52" high, my 56cm specialized bike measures 41" long and 52" high. Is it likely that this case will not succeed?

There is no doubt that a 56cm road bike would I can easily fit my 58" in my closet. You will need to remove the tires, remove the bolt holding the handle bars, and put it back on. Neither the seat nor the tray needs to be removed. About six times now, I have used this case, and it has done well so far. It was George.

Do you know if there have been any successful reviews with trek full suspension mountain bikes such as top fuel, superfly, fuel ex, etc. I am grateful for your help! ?

When I bought it and asked a few people if they knew if the Enduro XL frame would fit, they said it would but it does not the rake extend out an extra 3 in, but I’m not sure how it will work for a cross bike. Country names. I also have a specialized 2017 that is boosted, so you should be okay with a medium frame

Selected User Reviews For CyclingDeal Bike Bicycle Air Flights Travel Hard Case Box Bag EVA Material Light Weight and Durable - Great 700c Road Bike 26" 27.5" 29" Mountain Bike -Transport Equipment

I have used it twice so far

4/5

I am very happy with it. I received the bicycle in perfect condition. Since it is my first bike case purchase, I have no prior experience to compare it to. To move my bike from VA to CO and back, I used Fed Ex rather than the airline. Despite the fact that I packed the bike well, it arrived in its current condition. It was broken off a small piece of trim, but the case seems to be sturdy enough to be used for the next couple of years. Despite the fact that I bought this case to ship my 58" Trek Madone, I should be able to ship my larger 29" Trek mountain bike as well. The idea has not yet crossed my mind. It was easy to fit the 58" Madone into This time, I did not have to adjust or remove The road frame looks as if a larger one would also fit. I removed the pedals and disassembled the handle bars after disassembling the bike. There was a chance that I could have left the handlebars attached, but that could have caused damage to the edges of the case. An excellent argument is made in the case. The bag has a double zipper and large plastic buckles that can be adjusted to allow you to cinch the bag down to protect your bike. As part of my regular Nashbar travel case, I placed my tires inside the plastic belt buckles and secured them in place. There is only one piece of padding between the frame and wheels of the bike, and it is located in the middle of the case - As far as I can tell, it is working. No padding is present along the case's outer edges. The inside of the bag has a large zip pocket for holding I was also able to pack inside a cycling backpack with my helmet, shoes, and other accessories, as well as a camelback. Wrapping the derailer in bubble wrap and a towel helped keep it clean. Besides the bubble wrap around the frame, I did not use any other padding for the bike. I will most likely use bubble wrap around the frame in the future so the inside of the case doesn't rub through. The following dislikes A case could snap if it were laid flat on the ground and when someone jumped on it. (I hope that won't be an issue 1) No metal frame is visible within the case A piece of plastic is all. The case is also difficult to move around if you are pulling and pushing it. Particularly since the frame side of the case is heavier, the wheels of the case tend to dart. The wheels are high-quality, but the ride is in opposition to In total, it weighed 52 pounds when loaded with the bike, gear, and case (including a box of CO2). I had to pay $58 for the ONE WAY shipping of the bike from VA to CO without insurance the company I used was BikeFlights (who use Fed Ex). My overall experience with the purchase has been good. It was George.

Lucca Blanchard

| Dec 05, 2020

Not even a bit of padding

3/5

This piece of can be found. Not even a bit of padding. You can remove a piece of padding to put between the wheel frame and the wheels, but that is all. A men's small frame fit my Specialized Cambre mountain bike better. I tried the large frame and it didn't fit at all.

Zoya Webb

| Jun 06, 2021

The case is perfect for bringing bikes on vacation

4/5

I think it is a good deal given its value. As soon as it arrived at the airport, it made everything easy, ranging from changing cars to vans to moving the luggage to the What makes this case better than the rest is that you do not have to remove or move your saddle post or seat post as part of packing your bike, so you are ready to ride when you get to My experience with this case has led me to highly recommend it. They made my trip the easiest I've ever had. The good thing about this is that it will not last forever, but while it lasts, it will make your travels much easier.

Mia Woods

| Nov 23, 2020

It arrived damaged, it is thin and flimsy! There was damage to the package! A heavy box for shipping a bike is supposed to protect the bike, yet the bike cannot reach its destination in one piece when it is enclosed in a heavy cardboard A tweak or bend was made to the wheels

3/5

The case material is thin and flimsy, giving it a flimsy and unconvincing feel. Returning it is not an option.

Aya Case

| Jan 25, 2021

I think this case is solid

5/5

Traveling internationally necessitated the purchase of this item. Although it appears to be very durable, mobility does not appear to be an issue. Tippy is how I feel about the case right now, but I'll update it once I put some weight behind it.