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Bike box purchaes at airports
It used to be easy to buy bike boxes at airports, which was convenient
if you did not have a way of tranporting both yourself and bike there for a flight. I am especially curious about the airports in Frankrurt, W. Germany and JFK in New York. There seems to be very little information out there, so I am hoping someone might have some recent relevant experience to share. Most airlines used to always have boxes you could buy when you checked in, but now they won't promise anything over the phone. Thanks, Nick |
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Bike box purchaes at airports
You're better off NOT using a bike box. The bike won't have an elephant
put on top of it. I've been on dozens of flights with bikes, as have my friends. Collectively we would have maybe 400 bike flights or more. The ONLY time we had serious damage was the one time we used bike boxes. 2 of seven frames broken! |
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