Bike Travel Bag, Heavy-Duty 900D Water-Resistant with Fixed Buckles & Interior Compartments, Airplane Bicycle Storage Box Cases Fits 26-29 Inch Mountain, Road E-Bikes (55.9" x 12.6" x 33")

This bag was amazing. I traveled all the way across the country no damage and I was able to roll it up and pack it away in my suitcase.

Worked great for my bike, had room to store all the small tools I needed for removing the wheels and getting it through the airport. It wasn't exactly EASY to carry but overall, it did exactly what I needed it to do and didn't rip, tear or malfunction in any way.

I needed to relocate a bike form overseas. Postal service, carriers and so on were expensive so I decided to take it as luggage on the plane and needed a bag primarily for a one way trip, not sure I will use it again. Worked well, I fitted the bike, 3 pairs of wheels, shoes and other items for a total of 23kg with some extra padding, everything arrived in good order. But the bag rolls well (as on video) and I might use it for bikepacking later

Does the job

The bag seems to be well made and durable. However, the size is misleading. The inside size is approx 4 cm (2") shorter in all dinensions than the stated size, which makes it too small for our purposes.

Bike fit fine, and it made it through the flight quite well. I like how it folds down into a very small package. It's not the best, obviously, but for the price it's great.

Absolutely perfect! My son was very pleased with the quality and overall performance. Thank you

Good product

Se ve de buenos materiales, tiene buen tamaño, le faltan amarres internos para la bicicleta, y le falta correa para el hombro, cuando empaques hay que poner recubrimiento extra ya que no trae acolchado para proteger, básicamente es una bolsa gigante

I used this bag to bring a S/XS (15.5) Rocky Mountain Element 950 mountain bike from Ontario to BC on a plane. The bag itself folds into a small enough package that can be brought within a carry on bag. I looked at a few other bags on Amazon but liked this one because it had the separate wheel storage area along with velcro straps to secure the tire within it, and it was on the thicker side for material. I had to remove the front wheel and even with that, it was a tight fit. I think any bike larger than an S/XS MTB would probably need both wheels removed. I would not ship a bike in this bag (or any soft bag) without protection - I think any soft bag would do a poor job of handling that. I bought 4 pool noodles, cut them up and zip tied them as protection to the bike, and also zip tied two longer end pieces to help the bag maintain height structure. I then used cardboard (a large box I cut in half) on either end of the bag to further maintain bag structure and protect the bike. I had no issues with this setup - my bike and the bag arrived without any damage. I'll definitely use this bag again to fly another bike and wouldn't change anything about how I setup the bike.