🚲 Rhinowalk Folding Bike Carry Bag - Ultimate Storage and Travel Solution for Mountain and Road Bikes Review

Consider the weight of your bike. If it's an older Trek, it weighs 60-70 pounds. Although this bag is sturdy, the handles are attached. If they were adjustable, the traveler could fit them closer to the body and travel more efficiently. I brought my son a bike from school and it has greatly increased his mobility. In addition, the bag can be folded and takes up little space. Well made product.

Purchased to protect the Zizzo Campo when in the back of the car or kept in the garage, suitable for a bike, fine material and good construction given the competitive price. If you place the bag on a concrete surface and then place a folded bike on it, small holes will form in the bag when the bike is moved. The bag is made of durable standard nylon, typical of duffel bags. The highest quality bag is made from 500 denier military grade Cordura®.

I use a bag for my Brompton and it's big enough. I think I could wrap pads around the bike if I wanted to check it in as luggage. The outer fabric is quite durable and the inner coating seems to be water-repellent. The inner lining of the bag is very fragile. I ripped it the first time I parked my bike. I don't think it's a big problem. If it wasn't for the lining I wouldn't have thought about it. It serves a purpose and I even bought another one for my sister. I think it's good value for…

I bought this bag for my 20" Dahon Speed hoping it would be reasonably close to the original Dahon bag I've used in the past. Unfortunately, is it didn't. I had to carry my bike to the train station but it was very inconvenient. I tried using the handles as shoulder straps but this resulted in bruising. Also, the material is quite thin so I managed to chafe a hole the first time I used it All in all, it's probably good for dust-proofing your fold, but as far as the carrying case goes, it…

I used this bag to take my bike on the plane. I had to remove both wheels and the steering wheel to fit everything. I packed the bike well to protect everything, added cardboard sheets to support both sides and taped everything around to keep it from coming loose and scratching the paintwork. When everything was closed I taped the grip tapes together for a better grip. I was lucky that I had tape sealed the handles as that was the only thing that kept the bag intact when I arrived. The zipper…