Evoc Bike Travel Bag Pro - Bike Travel Case for Airplanes, Trains, and Car Travel with Bike Stand

If you want a soft-equipment, you can't do better than this The bag has a zipped opening on one side. The soft route I took was the following Since a) there were no hard-sided cases that would fit my modern XL full sus mountain bike and b) I heard that hard-sided cases might be flat out rejected by airlines because they might not fit in small planes' luggage holds, I chose the soft-sided route. In any case, it's been seven flights since I started using the bag. Six of those sessions went off without a hitch. At one point, the saddle on my saddle was bent, indicating it had received a pretty crushing blow. It is unfortunate that no matter how good a soft bag is, damage is always possible. If you're planning to use a motorcycle rental company, make sure you are comfortable with the process, check your bike when you pick it up (although don't expect much from the airline), and carry insurance. A positive note is that the bag is very well built. The stand and telescopic wheel are both great additional features that make the bag really useful. Also fits my huge 29er bike with ample room to spare. In terms of packing, it only takes me about 30 minutes to pack and unpack. The following are four ways I go above and beyond EVOC instructions Firstly, enter 1. When I get home, I remove the rotors, put them into a ziplock bag between sheets of cardboard, and store them there. Wet rotors are unnecessarily dangerous, given how easy it is to remove and reinstall them. You just need to avoid getting any oil on them while you're doing this. My practice is to lock the derailleur open, remove it, and zip tie it to the chain stays (without removing the chain). This is also a simple procedure that greatly reduces the chance of 3.
In order to prevent the crank from moving about, I ziptie it to the chainstay after removing the pedals. 4
Protecting the frame with pool noodles cut up and zip tied to the frame. In this case, it is important to project from sharp impacts (such as a metal rail). Additionally, the handlebars had to be adjusted a few times before they were just right. As far as I can tell, the best solution is to attach the handles low (so that only the grip sticks up against the fork frame), keep the handles loose, and then wrap the lower controls that might rub against the fork with something (rags, bubble wrap). That said, since Delta (and others) no longer charge an extra fee for bikes (so with status or a credit card, they're free), this bag has already paid for itself and more because it won't require me to rent it again. I also get my bike, set up just the way I wish it to be.

Calum Thornton

| Jan 07, 2021

My fat bike was too big for a small travel bag so I had to get a large bag. My initial reaction was to be skeptic, but in the end this turned out to be a good This bike mount is excellent it can fit most big bikes completely. It's very spacious and easy to use. We had no trouble with it at the airport or in the car, and it easily made it through the gate check with little Steel is a strong material, and I found no evidence of any impact, deflection or anything else that would cause me any concern about putting my road bike in this. This is a bike and it might roll better or be more balanced, but I'm not going to ding it for it. As an airline passenger I had a backpack, laptop bag, and this, and I easily navigated through the airport.

Elsa Matthews

| May 04, 2021

My guess is that I am 1 The bike bag on this bike has 2 pockets. The Al bike was successfully shipped within the U. S. , but unfortunately the international trip was a complete fail. There are multiple cracks in the carbon and parts of the fork have been damaged.

Natasha Powell

| Jul 11, 2021

I was very pleased with the product. There is nothing to complain about about this suitcase. In spite of the fact that it appears intuitive, the manuals and assembly process are not too clear. They leave a lot of important information to the imagination during assembly. Due to the light weight of the suitcase wheels, it is easy to transport at airports. The stand on which I ride the bike is the only thing I dislike. When I purchased the bike, I received an aluminum axle, but on my first ride, the axle was bent. The stand has no spare parts, meaning that I will have to buy it again with all of its parts, which represents further expenditures.

Gloria Bird

| Feb 17, 2021

It's a win-win situation for both! The two bags we bought are the same. The pro version of the program is what I use Both of them will perfectly handle the job. I opted for the XL, however hubby uses the XL and said it's easier to pack up. The XL does have more space for wider tires, but either will get the job done beautifully. These bags will make your life more convenient if you spend the extra money. It was my cheap ass that made the purchase, and this is one purchase that I was thankful for.

Julio Velez

| Apr 22, 2021

During its flight from the United States to Germany, my husband's 29" Stumpjumper was transported. Our bikes were protected, and the front wheel was worth the extra cost as we didn't have to lift or drag any bags as we had two kids and a lot more gear to transport. I packed the bag oversize, but as a whole it weighed less than half what it should have, so I did not have to pay.

Sarai Duffy

| Jan 16, 2021

I don't know that much about computers so the instructions might be better.

Marlowe Carey

| Jun 20, 2021

It is an excellent product, which has been thoughtfully designed. Investing in this program pays off in the long run. There is still a long way to go before durability can be determined. It will be interesting to see how this evolves, but so far it is just great!.

Mia Byrd

| Mar 23, 2021