Is there plenty of room in the case to fit the handle bars, pedals, etc after you remove them from the frame? I have a Trek Lexa road bike.
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Yeah... I was able to fit my kestrel tri bike perfectly... No damages on my bike after traveling from DC to Manila with 2 transfers however the other wheel of the bike case got removed along the transfers. I'll buy a replacement wheel at home depot later to replace it.
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Yes. I shipped a 57 cm Bianchi Infinito in it from MD to AZ with all components packed in it with no damage. My bike shop helped me back it and protected everything well though
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Yes it's perfect I did it myself without any issues. Was really pleased with it.
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Yes there is room for the entire bike and typically I put my helmet, shoes and pump in too
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Yes. Absolutely! I used it for my Trek Domane 2.0, which is larger than my Lexa. PLENTY of room! You don't have to completely unattach the handlebars. Remove them from the stem and turn sideways. Leave the cables in place. There are some YouTube videos to help with packing. Heck, your shoes will also for in the case. Helmet, too.
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Yes. No problem to store these parts. You can also store bike shoes and helmet.
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Hi Holly, This travel case fits a wide variety of most standard, mountain bikes, road bikes, cyclocross bikes. Here are the dimensions: 47" x 30½" x 10½" (outer), 45" x 28½" x 10" (inner). Thank you!
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Yes. Since I didn't disconnect any cables for brakes, etc., I removed the handlebars and laid it down in the box. Plenty of room for pedals, spare inner tubes, and such.
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Thank you for your question. It is really hard to determine if this bag would fit on your bike. Here is a link directly from the Nelson-Rigg website explaining the installation of this bag. "http://www.nelsonrigg.com/installation/Install%20saddlebags.pdf" They recommend a minimum of 1" clearance above exhaust pipe. Since I am unable to see your bike personally, its hard to say yes or no. Please have a look at the link above for more information. Thanks in advance Riders Island
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I would not waste your money on this product. I'd strongly suggest an upgrade to the Bones. It works great and we love the secure feeling we have using it. According to Saris fit guide, your vehicle will accommodate the bike rack, check for yourself http://www.saris.com/en/vehicle-racks.html
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I don't think so but you can always mount your bike and if there is no room, take off the spare and put it some place else!
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I have a Trek Madone Road bike. The only thing I had to take off was the handle bar and wheels. Just tied up the chain and deraileur with zip ties. Depending on how tall you bike is you may have to remove the seat or at least lower it. Because I don't trust the Airlines, I added foam padding to each side of the bike frame. Be careful not to over load it with gear. The case plus the bike is close to 5o#.
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I carry two adult bikes, most of the time; which is half the capacity of the rack. The distance is the width of the uprights, that you see in the picture. I turn the adult bikes the opposite direction, and still, the pedals will have to be moved to accommodate the bikes. However, it's not difficult to find a way to make them fit well! And, the hooks, that the bike tires hang on, move up and down the upright, to allow a better fit!
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Yes. We put a street glide and a road king in it but you have to secure the front. Bikes came out of chocks X2 times. Consider another system...
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Will not fit , this one is only for softail frames !! but I´m pretty sure you can find a similar side bag just make sure is for a super glide frame ok
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I have the same exact bike and 2 of the 3 straps do fit. the strap around the handle bar post works and the strap to the rear of the horizontal frame post fits. the one closest to that junction does not fit. I have rode twice with this and it seems to stay but does move around a bit. Overall I am happy. I got rid of my underseat bag and just use this one now.
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Y es...it does fit...but it is a big case...it is going to fit any bicycle...
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Yes indeed! I have a Trek Mountain Bike and it fits wonderfully! I absolutely LOVE this basket! It's frame and base is made of strong metal wire and it holds a fair amount of "stuff". When at the beach I ride to the grocery store and unhook it(EASY!) and bring it in and fill it up and pay for it and ride it home!!! I also love the fact that it "looks" like wicker but is made from a strong resin material that will withstand weather and years! The only problem I've had with it is when i take it for a ride without much weight in it, like just a jacket and/or sunglasses...if I go over a bump it has, on occasion unhooked itself from the frame...not a problem anymore as I have attached a few twisty-ties to secure the handles down....This is a tad expensive..but...so totally worth it!!
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I have a large frame road bike and the frame fit no problem. The 29" wheels? The wheels lay in the bottom of the box, overlapping each other. I believe the dimensions of the bottom case are like 34" so they should be able to fit - (aren't 29" tires similar in dimensions to road tires?). Case is decent quality - I took it to Europe and didn't have any issues (4 flights). The rivets that hold the straps to the case got a bit hammered as the case got slid/other things got slid over the case. Otherwise, case is good as new. Make sure to get a roll of bubble wrap and wrap everything up inside for extra protection. Oh - I also was able to wedge my helmet between my rear fork dropouts to add additional support in case something tried to crush that area - my only real concern.
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My Bike is a 2013 Street Glide. I liked the Dayrunner Bag, but it fit too loosely on my Sissy Bar for my comfort. I have had a hard time finding a bag that will tighten onto this Bike's Sissy Bar.
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I currently have this on a road bike and I don't think it is too big but, it is bigger than I expected. I have a tube , small tool kit, pressure gauge, and CO2 cartridges that fill it up. Maybe a little room left over.
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I had a men's road bike and a women's town bike and they both fit fine. The rubber "cradles" that hold the bikes swivel so they can rotate to accept the angled seat post and angled front frame of the women's bike. Had to figure it out, but it all worked in the end.
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Yes, you definitely have to remove the handlebars and I would recommend removing the pedals also. It is very easy to remove the pedals and would do the same for just about any case.
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I that helps, I flew from San Francisco to Recife (Brazil), with connections in Charlotte and Rio de Janeiro with my Cannondale Trail SL3 extra-large (http://www.cannondale.com/2013/bikes/mountain/hardtail/trail-sl/trail-sl-3). Removing both wheels, pedals and saddle it fits nicely (all parts fit in the bag as well). Although the bag had a few rips when I arrived to my final destination and Nashbar was not at all willing to take my complain, it did the job. So it seems to me this is a 1-2 times use cheap bike bag.