Why We Like The B2-R Travel Case
Pack up your bike with ease for your next trip in the B2-R Travel Case, designed for cyclists by cyclists to save you from hefty airline fees. At only 15lb it's very lightweight, and we appreciate how its also compact to meet the dimensional requirements for Amtrack and Eurail trains, and even fits easily into the trunk of a car or taxi. The B2-R fits road, gravel, and CX bikes up to 61cm, using a compression-molded base, stiff foam-armor panels, and 2 padded wheel bags to protect your precious cargo. Complete with 2 oversized wheels and padded backpack straps, you are free to carry or roll your bike case through the airport or train station with ease.
Details
- Lightweight and compact travel bike case for road and gravel bikes
- Protected by stiff foam armor panels, molded base and aluminum rails
- Able to be carried like a backpack or rolled along on oversized wheels
- Zippered closure allows for easy access by TSA
- Fits within dimensional requirements for Amtrak and Eurail trains
- Easily breaks down to 1/3 of full size for storage between trips
- Item #ORA0004
- Material
- 1680 denier ballistic nylon, aluminum rails, polycarbonate liner
- Volume
- 120L
- Capacity
- 1 bike, fits most road bikes and gravel up to 61cm
- Rolling
- 2 oversized wheels
- Carry Options
- backpack, rolling
- Pockets
- 1 external, 3 internal
- Padded
- foam armor panels, 2 padded wheel bags, padded backpack straps
- Closure
- Oversized #10 YKK Zipper
- Dimensions
- 28 x 34 x 6-9in
- Claimed Weight
- 15lbs
- Activity
- travel
- Manufacturer Warranty
- lifetime
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Overall Rating
5 based on 1 ratings
Review Summary
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Selecting an option will reload the available reviews on the pageMarch 6, 2024
Smallest Case around
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- I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
I have hard plastic cases, but they are huge. I bought the Orucase for biking in Europe. The case fit my tour bike and the 2 racks. You do have to fully disassemble the bike to pack it, including removing the fork, but its not rocket science. The bikes arrived unscathed, and we didn't get a humongous bill for oversized luggage. Also, when we were riding my wife and I were able to put one case inside of the other so only had to store one bag while touring.
Originally reviewed on Backcountry.com
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