Bike Bag In Newcastle

Posted on Fri 5th, March 2010

• #1

andy44

Anyone got one who'd be kind enough to lend it ?

Flying to Barcelona on a massive fixed mission end of March...

Alternatively does anyone have any good recommendations that won't break the bank ?

Cheers all,

M
• #2

bigfreeze

Pipe lagging for frame then leave it as is then the scroats behind check in won't bash it,i used to know a couple of scroats at east mids airport............
• #3

andy44

Cheers for the tips...aahhh.. that's what I was thinking ... then in a box ? Wheels ?
• #4

bigfreeze

No absolutely nothing,although you could cabel tie the wheels in situ to the frame so they don't revolve....
• #5

ricky2slicky

I have a bike bag that i took my stuff to london in. Its been adapted for a bmx but could be used....give me a shout if you fancy trying it ?!
• #6

andy44

Wouldn't mind giving that a whirl mate. "adapted for a bmx" ?!

Let me know if you're in town in the car in the next couple of weeks !

Cheers maaarrrraaa

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