Thule Round Trip Sport Bike Travel Case
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Item # THU000X
Thule Round Trip Sport Bike Travel Case $379.95
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Jean Luc GirbigDoes a Specialized Roubaix 61 fit in
Armando I.Exelent
I just came from riding GFNY Mexico, case worked just fine, the bike was protected 100%. Room enaugh for the bike ( 56 cm), foot pump, uniforms, helmet and in my way back home, some dirty clothing. A 29" will fit perfectly inside.
Allan D.Do ya think I will be able to fit a Trek Madone 5.5 SL, 52 cm, standard triangle road bike inside? Thanks
Armando I.yes
Bill Wiecking
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Adequate but heavy
This case is bomb-proof, no doubt about it, but it is 30 lbs. empty, meaning that most airlines will charge an overage fee if anything (bike, tools, kit) exceeds 20 lbs. The other improvements would be to make the shells nest together for storage in a car trunk, and better latches. The quality of these items is much lower than on my other Thule products.
Lanny S.I have a 29er Gary Fisher Genesis 2.0 Does it fit in this box?Thule?
Armando I.Yes
rr1105658779-0What are the main differences between this case and the Thule Round Trip Transition Bike Case (retails for $600). I have an R3 cervelo (50cm) and I would like to buy the best case (quality, safety and price). Any suggestions or feedback is welcome, please email at rr10@rice.edu. Thank you!
Kyle BrGearheadThe Round Trip Transition Bike Case is larger with interior dimensions of
Internal height 37 in
Internal length 54 in
Internal depth 15.5 in
and is also a little heavier. With a 50cm bike you won't have issues with space on some shipping cases as someone with a large frame size would.
Rogelio J F.Does it fit tri bikes? Hows the padding...
Does it fit tri bikes? Hows the padding on the inside?
Sarah LHey!
This is also a similar situation as the EEP bag that we have. It will fit a medium size tri bike, but you may have to take the bars off. The wheels travel great in these and there are large pads inside to protect. These tend to be a tight squeeze, and I may have had to sit on my box a time or two when stuffing it full. I have never had any issues when traveling with my mountain bikes or road bikes in this box.
Email me at slukas@backcountry.com if you need further insight!
-Sarah
Margaret M.How much does it weigh?
How much does it weigh?
Dan BeGearheadThe weight we have listed for this item is 14.80lbs.
A.A. K.Hmmm. Bill above says 30lbs empty. Dan below says 15lbs empty.
Dennis D.do the handlebar and or rear derrailler...
do the handlebar and or rear derrailler have to be removed
Kevin KEmployeeDBUP650303,
It all depends on the size of the frame. It is almost certain you will need to remove the handlebar. However, having to remove the rear derailleur would definitely be dependent on frame size. I would say if you had a small frame you should be alright, whereas a larger frame may require some attached parts to be removed.
The dimensions exceed the checked baggage fee limits (l+w+h of 65in.), so regardless of the 50 lb weight limit, expect to pay the overage fee for dimensions alone.