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checked wheel bag on plane?

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  1. Anyone successfully checked a soft wheel bag on a plane? The
    bag meets the 62 inch limit, but I'm concerned about
    padding. Thanks.

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    Andre Charlebois AGC-PC support agc-pc.tripod.comagc-pc.tripod.com
    BPE, MCSE4.0, CNA, A+

  2. Quoted post said:

    Originally posted by Andre
    Anyone successfully checked a soft wheel bag on a plane? The
    bag meets the 62 inch limit, but I'm concerned about
    padding. Thanks.

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    Andre Charlebois AGC-PC support agc-pc.tripod.comagc-pc.tripod.com
    BPE, MCSE4.0, CNA, A+

    Pygmy Pocket Wheel bags work for me.
    http://www.pygmypack.com/
    Take QR out and plug in some plastic transport "plugs" in the axle ends.
    I have also used a padded dual wheel bag I got fro the USPS Masters Team with good results.
    Make sure to let some air out of the tires.

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    Quoted message said:

    Anyone successfully checked a soft wheel bag on a plane?
    The bag meets the 62 inch limit, but I'm concerned about
    padding. Thanks.

    Which raises the idle question: anybody know what the max
    non-oversize dimensions are for airline baggage? Been
    looking at my Ellsworth Isis and thinking: "Hmmmm, main
    frame/pivot arm/wheels....not that big individually.
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    PeteCresswell

  4. (Pete Cresswell) said:


    RE/

    Quoted message said:

    Anyone successfully checked a soft wheel bag on a plane?
    The bag meets the 62 inch limit, but I'm concerned about
    padding. Thanks.

    Which raises the idle question: anybody know what the max
    non-oversize dimensions are for airline baggage? Been
    looking at my Ellsworth Isis and thinking: "Hmmmm, main
    frame/pivot arm/wheels....not that big individually.

    62 linear inches .. eg, 26" x 26" x 10" = 62 and is good.
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    david reuteler [email hidden]

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