I've done it many times with my disk -- quite often a level of 'negotiation' is required.

g

Previous threads suggest that it is better to ring ahead to check before travelling. ALso, that it is easier to travel with a front wheel or a rear without the cassette fitted. I would suggest you search the posts for the information, as there was a lot there.

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"How bad can it be?" - SimpleS

I have done and usually it is fine. Fitting it through some of the smaller xray machines at airports was the biggest issue. Usually telling them that you travel with it all the time all over the world and you have never had this problem works fine for me.

if you have a wheel with clinchers, remove them. also remove cassette. The wheels does not fit the x-ray so it has to be manual checked and there could be something inside the tire ???? ....

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Maybe you could put it in a garment bag with a coat or something.

jaretj

Just came back from IM Wisconsin last month, I flew with both of my wheels as a carry on. Did not have any problems. They fitted in the overhead compartments.



Didn´t have any problems with airport security .