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Old 05-15-11, 08:05 AM
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Full suspension bike that fit in suitcases

hello,

im intrested in off road touring.

i have started a thread regarding lightweight trvael bicycle at
https://www.bikeforums.net/showthread...-bicycle/page2

and im curious from all your experiences here if there are many more frame like this

https://www.gramslightbikes.com/2009/...with-bike.html

that fit in suitacases enableing easier air travel

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Bike Friday is worth a look. (www.bikefriday.com) Not sure whether they offer full-suspension though.
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How big is your suitcase?
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John thanks i like the bf but not for off road.

bat the suitcase is 26 x 26 x 10
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that is pretty damn sweet, when i first read this, I thought you were talking about a full sup folding bike lol....props man looks good!
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statix unfortunately that is not my bioke but i am looking for similar frames if anyone knows them please please post links /photos thanks
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Check the Atlanta Craigslist. SOmeone has been spamming it like crazy with "foldable mountain bike" and it's driving everyone crazy.
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https://atlanta.craigslist.org/atl/bik/2383026559.html LOMFL
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I think you will find most FS bikes will fit - it just depends on the level of disassembly you're willing to tolerate. I've seen a Banshee Scream (BIG freeride bike) fit in a smaller suitcase than that, sans wheels of course.
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cryptid, i dont mind dismanteling the rear end. iand it certainly does need to be a big rig, if fact the smalle/lighter the better.

also unfortunatley i dont have money to waste soi like to find specific frames before i buy and try.

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heres the sort of thing im after more examples of

https://i25.photobucket.com/albums/c7...insuitcase.jpg
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and this
Specialized ground control bike frame


https://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Specialized-gr...item3a663eac66
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