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1 Pair Biknd OXYGEN Bicycle Wheel Bags Ultralight Air Travel Bike Cases 2

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  • Designed for ease of transport and 180º wide-mouth opening
  • Created for globetrotters who travel with their bicycle. Authorized by TSA
  • Robust, unbeatable air protection

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Biknd Oxygen Bicycle Wheel Case Biknd has created an innovative bike bag that secures and protects your wheels with inflatable parachute umbrellas and precision aligned plastic-reinforced sides. The O2 case uses a combination of light, flexible materials and rigid reinforcement to give you bombproof protection for your wheels. This lightweight bag has a plush shoulder strap that is designed for the utmost comfort and ease of transfer. Features: Robust, unbeatable air protection Designed for ease of transport and 180º wide-mouth opening Created for globetrotters who travel with their bicycle. Authorized by TSA One size fits all for road. mountain, and triathlon *This item can not be expedited or shipped internationally.

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1 Pair Biknd OXYGEN Bicycle Wheel Bags Ultralight Air Travel Bike Cases 2

1 Pair Biknd OXYGEN Bicycle Wheel Bags Ultralight Air Travel Bike Cases 2

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D. Brott
4.0 out of 5 stars Good, but not convinced it is the best solution.
Reviewed in the United States on October 12, 2016
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This is a tough one. These soft-sided cases have been carefully and cleverly engineered - and I've now used them successfully for multiple international flights. Yet the system depends on inflatable air bladders (two for each wheel) which are somewhat delicate. Indeed, my new cases arrived with one of those already leaking. To the company's credit, they quickly sent me a replacement (and an extra!) by airfreight at their cost. Still I find myself thinking I would rather have chosen a hardcase solution: That would add weight, which is what I was trying to avoid. But even if you have three wheels and a heavier case you'd be well below domestic airline's 50 lb limit. And my confidence in the protection of the wheels would be higher.
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