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Old 07-10-08 | 07:22 AM
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Originally Posted by Cycl/Canoe-ist
For those travelling checking their tandems in with the airline, did you box your tandem or just wheel it in and then partially disassemble? Oh and this is in reference to a tandem without S&S.
I don't think the airlines will take it unless it's in a box. I'm not sure whether the airline provided cardboard boxes will fit a non S&S tandem, but I'd tend to doubt it. And I wouldn't trust an expensive bike in an airline cardboard box.

FWIW, we use a Bike Pro USA Tandem Race case. A little pricey, but does a good job protecting the bike.
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