Road bike hard case with handlebar

[naavt]

A couple of years ago I've seen a guy transporting his bike in an hard case at the airport. It had a really nice feature which was the possibility of transportting the bike without disassembling the handlebars. It had a T-shape allowing for the bike to be packed without messing with the handlebars.

Asked him for the case brand but now, that I'm evaluating the purshace of a hard travelling case, it seems that I've lost that note. Can anyone point me in the right direction?

Thanks.

[MichaelK]

Bike Box Alan Aero Easyfit? Not sure if they make the road version anymore, seems like they only have Tri/TT.

Scicon make a soft case version;

https://sciconsports.com/uk_en/aerocomf ... p053105013

Or Buxum Ventoux;

https://buxumbox.com/product/ventoux-box/

[naavt]

Bike Box Alan Aero Easyfit?

You're a lifesaver!!! That's exactly the one! Thanks

[ultimobici]

I use an Evoc's Road Bike Bag Pro

[jayjay]

I use an Evoc's Road Bike Bag Pro

I think this bag COULD be too big for some airlines!
Never heard of any rejections though.

[ultimobici]

I use an Evoc's Road Bike Bag Pro

I think this bag COULD be too big for some airlines!
Never heard of any rejections though.

I only fly with national carriers who have a civilised attitude to customer service. Ryanair & Easyjet very often cost more once you add the bike! The Bike Box Alan one is nearly the same size as the Evoc one.

[ms6073]

I use an Evoc's Road Bike Bag Pro

I think this bag COULD be too big for some airlines!
Never heard of any rejections though.

No such thing unless we are talking about something like a short haul service flying something with less than 19-seats (Cessna Caravan, SkyCourrier, Dehavland Twin Otter), as otherwise, you simply pay extra/oversize baggage fees.