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After one for an mtb trip to the pyranees, bike is a large scott genius if that helps with recommendations, really keen on the above bike getting there un squashed.
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If you are near Edinburgh/Peebles you can borrow mine? Need it back for a trip late May/early June
Thanks for the offer but not really gonna work.
However which bag is it and would you reccomend
So far, I've always had the desired result with the evoc bike bag but what I'd really love is a buxum bike box.
Our daughter has travelled all over with a Polaris Axial Pod bag. Fits a 29 Enduro in and away of gear. Never had any damage
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Why not get yourself to your nearest bike shop and see if they have one to rent? I've done the same previously with an evoc bike bag but I've bought one now and highly recommend it!
Where are you OP? Many shops rent them, I’ve rented from 18 Bikes before. Now got an Evoc one for my 29er Cotic which fits fine and room to spare for shoes, pads and spare tyres etc.
I would always, always, always take a box over a bag. Got a really solid old one which is great but heavy, and category, which I've been really impressed with. Folds flat but is still robust and light. Battered and dented now but never any problems with problems with contents
Im In County Durham, will have a ring around, ta
category
That should say a Crateworks, my spill chequer doesn't like that for some reason
I used a Dakine bag for years when heading to the Alps with my DH bike; it was the only bike bag big enough to comfortably fit a DH bike in but I'm sure there are others now. The Dakine has/had (not sure they still make them) a rigid frame so the bike was properly protected.
There's actually one here on eBay in North Yorkshire for £35! Has to be cheaper than even renting one and they make useful storage when you're not using them.
2nd the Polaris.
They often have a sale and end up at 200quid