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Bosie
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Bike travel bags

Post by Bosie »

Anyone have any recommendations on buying a travel bag for a bike.
Preferably one that could accommodate either a road or MTB.
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Re: Bike travel bags

Post by rduncan »

Craig,

I ended up buying the B&W bike bag.

https://www.probikekit.com/cycling-acce ... 85503.html

Decision was based largely on price point. I went for a bag over a box since the bags fold down to 1/3 their size when not being used. The bag has a good fit and finish and there’s a YouTube showing how to disassemble and pack your bike. The reviews are good on it. The VOID is a bit more expensive and likely a higher quality but I have not done any comparisons.

This year I’ll only need it from June 14-30. If you wanted to borrow it I’d be fine to loan it to you.

Rob
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Re: Bike travel bags

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I have the Biknd Jetpack...

https://www.biknd.com/jetpack/jetpack-fs1000314-group

Love the airbags, pretty simple to use, light, packs down to fit under the bed. It's been a few years of use with no issues, and it's big enough to hold my plus bike with 3 inch tires. I recommend it.
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Re: Bike travel bags

Post by AJ Neale »

Hi Craig,

I want to second Geoff's recommendation. I borrowed Nick Friesen's Bikend bag ( not sure what model ) for our trip to Italy and it was amazing. It's just really well designed and built, and I wouldn't consider anything else should I be in the market. The ability to pack 2 sets of wheels is pretty cool too.

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Re: Bike travel bags

Post by Bosie »

Thanks!
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