Small tip If your flying with an airline that charges you extra for bikes like i just did,
alot of airlines allow bodyboards for free on flights even though they are slightly oversized.
friend of mine left his bodyboard bag at my place so i packed my frame and clothes in that and then boxed the wheels separately.
I just told them it was a bodyboard when i checked in and they had no problems with it.
it's abit of hassle but it beats paying £75 ea way like the airline wanted.
(ive still got the bag if it's any use to someone)
Small tip If your flying with an airline that charges you extra for bikes like i just did,
alot of airlines allow bodyboards for free on flights even though they are slightly oversized.
friend of mine left his bodyboard bag at my place so i packed my frame and clothes in that and then boxed the wheels separately.
I just told them it was a bodyboard when i checked in and they had no problems with it.
it's abit of hassle but it beats paying £75 ea way like the airline wanted.
(ive still got the bag if it's any use to someone)