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RPMacDonald

Apr 30, 12 15:05

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I've searched the threads and can't seem to find anyone who's used EVOC for tri bikes. I have a P3 with Jet 6-9 wheels and am travelling to IM Cozumel this year. Has anyone used this bag with Carbon wheels - are they sufficiently protected?
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talderson

Apr 30, 12 18:14

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Re: EVOC Bike Bag [RPMacDonald] [In reply to] Quote | Reply
I have one. No complaints. Flown with it about 10 times bag looks like new still. Wheel compartments are good but I also put a layer of cardboard on both sides of wheel. I would recommend the bag.


Russ C

May 1, 12 1:05

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Re: EVOC Bike Bag [RPMacDonald] [In reply to] Quote | Reply
Also have one. Highly recommend it - not too heavy, but protects the bike well. Well constructed and designed - big wheels make it easy to manoeuvre around an airport, padding is smart too. Taken race wheels and training wheels in it and not had a problem yet.


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sweetypost68

May 1, 12 1:40

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Re: EVOC Bike Bag [RPMacDonald] [In reply to] Quote | Reply
I also have on, simply perfect, no complains at all !


Staer

May 1, 12 2:20

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Re: EVOC Bike Bag [RPMacDonald] [In reply to] Quote | Reply
I just got one. Travelled once so far with it. I would also highly recommend it.

Super easy to pack (no puzzle fitting like in some hardcases), light, bike stays in place and there's plenty of space. I had all my tools, cycling shoes and two helmets in there, all sitting very comfortably. It has several pockets on the inside and outside so you can take things like tools or energy, whatever, without worrying about it jostling around and damaging your bike. I wrapped the more sensitive areas of the bike in thick washcloths/towels for extra padding.