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How to air travel with a turbo in Europe?
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Well.... traveling on budget flights (Easy Jet and Austrian Air).

I have a Elite mag resistence turbo trainer.

Its heavy and it doesn't fit in a suitcase... should I just check it as it??

Any suggestions?
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Re: How to air travel with a turbo in Europe? [CaptainSnail] [ In reply to ]
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not sure if this product is available to you over there, but the Feedback Sports Omnium trainer is designed to travel.

if traveling to an event, perhaps the promoter or sponsoring shop has one to rent?

Hotels near major events would be well to have trainers on hand imho...

Anne Barnes
ABBikefit, Ltd
FIST/SICI/FIST DOWN DEEP
X/Y Coordinator
abbikefit@gmail.com
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Re: How to air travel with a turbo in Europe? [ABarnes] [ In reply to ]
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Don't want to spend anymore $$$!

I'm going for a long trip so I'll need it with me even after the event
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Re: How to air travel with a turbo in Europe? [CaptainSnail] [ In reply to ]
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They can be absolute bastards about stuff like this. Sports equipment v's luggage

If you can live without it for 2-3 days around your flights i would use luggage mule
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