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  1. Any comments good or bad on Crate Works Bike Boxes for air travel?

    Thanks

  2. For some time I've been collecting information on user experiences taking bikes on planes, trains,
    buses, boats, etc. There's lots of stuff on rentals, folding bikes, boxing, airlines, and railroads
    around the world and how to ride in/out of about 120 airports.

    There are 4 pretty old notes on Crateworks. Lots of stuff on other boxes.

    See it at bikeaccess.netbikeaccess.net

    Tom Nelson said:

    Any comments good or bad on Crate Works Bike Boxes for air travel?

    Thanks

  3. Tom:

    We have used them on two trips so far (to Ontario and France), and are pleased with them. They are
    stronger and, with their obvious handles, more easily handled than cardboard bike boxes. One
    important reason we got them is that they fit the size constraints for transport on the TGV trains
    in France (although French trains and bikes seem always to be changing their relationship).

    We have had parts broken on our bikes twice with cardboard bike boxes and so far these seem good.

    ... Greg Shannan

    "Tom Nelson" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:iXc2b.249223$Ho3.31799@sccrnsc03...

    Quoted message said:

    Any comments good or bad on Crate Works Bike Boxes for air travel?

    Thanks

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