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Performance Cargo Case vs. The World

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  1. How-do, fellow peddlers?

    I have been researching cargo/bike transport cases for a while now, and here is what I find: they all suck. Yes, that's right. All of 'em.

    Even people who shelled out for a Trico ($300-$350, typically) complain about the same things that those who bought the Performance Cargo Case ($199, typically) complain about - namely fit, wheels, lack of handles, and finicky or less-than-robust closure/latches.

    So, please. Send in with your honest assesment of any experience you have with shipping your bike using a 'real' cargo/bike case (I appreciate how well cardboard bike boxes work, but this is simply not an option for me at this point.)

    If they all truly suck, I suppose I should go for the least expensive Suckbox?

    I plan to pack a 58 cm Surly LHT, and use the case for US domestic ground shipping (not air cargo/shipping) via FedEx or UPS.

    Thanks for any suggestions or feedback.

    tg

  2. teigeman said:

    How-do, fellow peddlers?

    I have been researching cargo/bike transport cases for a while now, and here is what I find: they all suck. Yes, that's right. All of 'em.

    Even people who shelled out for a Trico ($300-$350, typically) complain about the same things that those who bought the Performance Cargo Case ($199, typically) complain about - namely fit, wheels, lack of handles, and finicky or less-than-robust closure/latches.

    So, please. Send in with your honest assesment of any experience you have with shipping your bike using a 'real' cargo/bike case (I appreciate how well cardboard bike boxes work, but this is simply not an option for me at this point.)

    If they all truly suck, I suppose I should go for the least expensive Suckbox?

    I plan to pack a 58 cm Surly LHT, and use the case for US domestic ground shipping (not air cargo/shipping) via FedEx or UPS.

    Thanks for any suggestions or feedback.

    tg

    I use a soft sided Sci-con case--the 53+ I think or summat. It definitely does not such and is aces for me. Bike is well protected and paddes inside, and the only thing I have to remove is the handlebars.

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