Timbuk2 Bike Carry Case
Black/Gunmetal
- Case is constructed of abrasion-, moisture- and tear-resistant ballistic nylon for exceptional durability
- Padded main compartment zips wide open to reveal interior pockets and pads to secure and protect your bike frame, wheels and components
- Adjustable webbing straps let you secure the bike so that it doesn�t move around in the case during transport
- Grab handles on top, bottom and side combine with large, smooth-rolling wheels to supply easy maneuverability and carrying
- Bottom scuff guards help protect case and its contents when rolling it along
- Case padding can be removed from the case so you can fold it in half for more compact storage
- Gear capacity: 164 liters
- Please note: some bike disassembly required for use
Imported.
| Best use | Cycling |
|---|---|
| Material(s) | Ballistic nylon |
| Dimensions | 50.3 x 29.9 x 9.0 inches |
| Weight | 18 lbs. 7 oz. |
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Nov 21, 2015Good travel bag
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Jan 27, 2015Great Design!I love the intuitive design of this bag, not to mention the quality of the product. The fact that it rolls horizontally vs. vertically is a benefit from my perspective - it is much more stab...
Read More I love the intuitive design of this bag, not to mention the quality of the product. The fact that it rolls horizontally vs. vertically is a benefit from my perspective - it is much more stable, balanced and easier to maneuver, not as top-heavy as my old hard case. Yes, you cut a wider path, but for the short distance between the car and the check-in counter, it's so much easier to manage. The only negative is the weight - not sure how to balance weight vs. integrity but I was surprised that the bag itself was heavier than expected. -
Jun 23, 2014Do not buy this flawed productI bought this bike bag making the foolish choice of saving money vs ordering a sci-con or thule case for slightly more. This is one of the most poorly designed products in the category. 95% ...
Read More I bought this bike bag making the foolish choice of saving money vs ordering a sci-con or thule case for slightly more. This is one of the most poorly designed products in the category. 95% of bike cases have the wheel's on the side so you can roll the case easily upright so it's very narrow and easy to get through airports and train stations. Of course someone one at timbuk2 had the foolish idea of moving the wheels to the back, so that it only rolls at it's widest. And this thing is wide. almost 3.5 feet wide so that it's like trying to move a dinner table through a busy transit hub. DO NOT BUY THIS BAG IT MAKES TRAVELING 100% MORE DIFFICULT.
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Read More My wife and I used two of these bags to take 2 carbon bikes around Tasmania; my research indicated that soft bags were treated less harshly then hard cases by airline handlers. These two bags traveled well and could be partially folded for car travel while we were in Australia. A little heavy and bulky but held up well for 2 weeks of travel and protected the bikes well. Plenty of room to pack bikes and some cycling supplies (helmet/clothes/tools). If you can get these at a substantial discount would recommend.