What bike bag would you get someone to buy you as a gift?

Posted on Fri 20th, February 2009

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• #26

31trum

@ed, just get a hard case, if you were gonna spend the amount of money it costs to get couplers fitted to you bianchi, you could get another frame
• #27

LIGHT_IS__WRONG

soft or hard its your choice but get one with wheels,
• #28

50/14
- 1 for Bike Box. Awesome and great detail for internal securing.
• #29

andyp

mackenzie, +1 on the hardcase from me if you're going to fly with it, but you'd need somewhere to store it when it's not being used which could be a pain, they ain't small!

Under the bed for mine. Fits a treat. And I can hide bike bits in there 'cos the gf never thinks to look and is fearful that there will be spiders lurking. :-)
• #30

31trum

ha, good idea

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