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flying with a rocket

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  1. I am looking for a bent that I can fly legaly with no extra charges. I have a Rocket that is small
    and was woundering if S&S couplers is the way to go. I would like to know how I coud pack my Rocket
    with minimal assemby and take it on airlines for those week long trips. Someone once mentioned a
    golf bag? Any suggestions? Thanx Marty

  2. In article <[email hidden]>, [email hidden] says...

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    I am looking for a bent that I can fly legaly with no extra charges. I have a Rocket that is small
    and was woundering if S&S couplers is the way to go. I would like to know how I coud pack my
    Rocket with minimal assemby and take it on airlines for those week long trips. Someone once
    mentioned a golf bag? Any suggestions? Thanx

    AFAIK, the Lightning P-38 Voyager (w/ S&S Couplings) is the only fullsize bent that can be purchased
    and fit into an airline legal suitcase (62" overall dimensions L+W+H).

    You could probably achieve these dimensions with an S&S Coupled Rocket, but You still need to
    manage the seat.

    I have made several trips with my Voyager even after 9-11 with no questions or problems.

    --
    Cletus D. Lee Bacchetta Giro Lightning Voyager clee.orgclee.org
    - Bellaire, TX USA -

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    Derek

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    (bent4me) said:

    I am looking for a bent that I can fly legaly with no extra charges. I have a Rocket that is small
    and was woundering if S&S couplers is the way to go. I would like to know how I coud pack my
    Rocket with minimal assemby and take it on airlines for those week long trips. Someone once
    mentioned a golf bag? Any suggestions? Thanx Marty

  4. [email hidden] (bent4me) wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    I am looking for a bent that I can fly legaly with no extra charges. I have a Rocket that is small
    and was woundering if S&S couplers is the way to go. I would like to know how I coud pack my
    Rocket with minimal assemby and take it on airlines for those week long trips. Someone once
    mentioned a golf bag? Any suggestions? Thanx Marty

    Contact Calhoun Cycle calhouncycle.comcalhouncycle.com 612-827-8000 about having S&S couplings installed.
    They have a deal with one of the finest framebuilders in the world, Curt Goodrich, who does the
    brazing. You've probably never heard of Curt, because he mostly builds Rivendells, which go for
    $2,300 for a bare frame.

    BTW I did a suitcase Rocket for Calhoun mnhpva.orgRocket.html without S&S. Works
    just as well, maybe better. But the S&S are so pretty, and because they are a known commodity will
    increase your resale value.

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