🚲 B&W International Bike Bag: Your Ultimate Travel Companion for Your Bicycles Review

I towed this thing for a 24 hour marathon to get to my triathlon and it was so light and comfortable with wheels. Airplanes were light, it was buses, trains, subways, roads that were a nightmare and this thing ran like a champ. In addition, you can add additional items such as a helmet, shoes, jersey and there is a seat. Love it!

You'll need to get rid of the wheels which will need to be installed upon receipt. The two already in the bag are more than enough. The handle should be on the other side so it can be lifted and taken with you. In addition, they must contain wheel hubs. If they could fix those things, this bag would be perfect. It's pretty light and really protects the bike. I received my bike without a single scratch after a 6 hour flight.

The kit did not include the necessary fasteners to mount the wheels. The screws are too big for the supplied nuts. It's good that I can fix it and have time. Carless.Post Travel Update: The bag has been preserved. The outer fabric of the bag was torn on one of the large sides. He couldn't even make a direct trip without a connection. The front wheels don't spin, making towing a chore. I tried several times to smuggle this bag through the airport baggage room. This bag is only suitable for…

The bike survived a long flight safely and in perfect condition. It took a while to set up the bag (mostly fits large wheels and corner protectors). The frame is very comfortable, but I would deduct half a star because I would prefer the bag had straps so the aluminum frame holding the bike is securely connected to the bottom of the bag. The pressure of the fabric on the saddle and on the headset towards the frame keeps the bike in the bag. But I'd prefer the saddle or steering column to be…

We have just returned from a bike ride in Germany, France and Italy. The bag arrived in Germany with the left front handle torn off. On closer inspection, there is no reinforcement fabric under the thin bar of the handle. The carrying handle was simply sewn onto the outer shell of the bag. Clearly a quality/manufacturing/design issue. The bag and wheels are good for traveling in airports, train stations and even cobblestone streets. Up and down stairs and escalators etc. The zip got stuck on…