EVOC BIKE TRAVEL BAG XL transport bag, bike travel bag (size: 320l, plus size wheel compartments, replaceable SKATE ROLLERS, separate wheel sections, incl. handlebar and fork protection block), Olive

Was the only option that would fit a 29plus wheels. The wheels and base seem to be well made. Much better than the crc bag that i had before, which had flexible bottom frame and was literally unusable if you had to roll it through the airport more than 50m.The evoc one is deffo much more convenient, but would benefit from another set of wheels upfront.However considering that it was x8 times more expensive than the crc one i was a bit disappointed with the quality. The strap came off the bottom when I’ve tried to tighten it and I didn’t go crazy on it it was also the first time i was using it- so couldn’t have it replaced as had a flight later the same day. And now after just under 10 flights it’s showing a considerable amount of wear.Also the break discs are a little bent every time(instruction suggests placing wheels with discs facing outside which i do) so don't forget disc straightening tool when you travel or take them off completely. But it’s not a hard case so..I was expecting a bit better quality as i have bought it when it just came out and it was much more expensive than it is now. Don’t remember exactly, sorry.

I've airlined it several times and it's held up well. Just some surface scuffs and no damage to equipment. I do take the rotors off as a safety precaution. Before using I snugged up the wheel bolts since EVOC evidently doesn't tighten them all the way the factory.. no issues so far.The pack weighs a little over 20lb by itself so if you're trying to get it <50lb to avoid some airlines excess baggage fees, in most cases it should be possible by packing certain things like pedals and anything else easily removable in your suitcase however, keep the seat. Adjust the seat to a height that supports the upper part of the case- it just keeps things a little more sturdy. The handlebars or stem and bars need to come off and put in front of the fork in the included pouch. It works well unless you have short cable housings which I do and have to slide my dropper control inward on the bar to relax the cables. I also find a better fit relieving fork and shock pressure on my XL size Mojo. The fork stands pretty tall in there at full extension.There is a lot of room in this bag. My XL Moonlander fits snug but only if I deflate the tires. I was impressed. I've had 3 different bikes in it and it's nicely adjustable to fit many types of bikes. My big advice is to take some time before putting it to the test to get it adjusted to your bike, it doesn't take too long and it's important to have everything settled properly instead of thrown in there loosely.Not a small investment but if you airline with your bike or know people will be chucking and slamming your prized possession behind your back, it gives some piece of mind to have it in this case.

Super práctica para bicicletas MTB, ideal para viajes en avión. El talle XL es muy cómodo para llevar además otras cosas (casco, zapatillas, ropa, nutrición). Sí es muy importante que todo viaje muy protegido, bien envuelto en papel burbuja y nada suelto, para que nada golpee.

R.A.SA part que ça ne peut pas accepter un vrai enduro et je trouve ça dommage car j'ai un yt capra et sa a du mal à passer je suis obligé de démonter mon Dérailleur pour que le vélo puisse rentrer sinon je n'ai rien à dire la valise vraiment incroyable

This bag is perfect if you need to travel with a long travel 29' bike. I have a Rocky Mountain Instinct BC edition that fits with room to spare. Works great for a road bike as well.

I've flown with this bike bag ~10 times now and never had an issue with any airlines. It's accepted as standard checked baggage on United, American, and Delta. Southwest did charge oversize fee.It's protected my bikes just fine. Personally, I also use a ton of foam pipe insulation as a precaution.I've traveled with both standard cable and hydraulic disc brake bikes - no issues either way.Teardown and reassemble can be a bit of a hassle, but after a few times you get the hang of it.