Packing My Bicycle
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Packing My Bicycle
I just thought I'd post a couple photos of Machak in the process of being packed in my new cardboard box.
I was very fortunate to be able to get a box with padding and even with straps to hold Machak in. In addition, I really liked how it went together. The top fitted over the bottom creating a double layer of cardboard around the edges. If you are thinking of packing your bicycle in a cardboard box, consider picking up a box like this one. This particular one was for a Trek Madone, and I got it from a LBS.
The box comfortably survived the trip to and from Australia .... 6 different airplanes, and lots of handling on and off those airplanes.
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I was very fortunate to be able to get a box with padding and even with straps to hold Machak in. In addition, I really liked how it went together. The top fitted over the bottom creating a double layer of cardboard around the edges. If you are thinking of packing your bicycle in a cardboard box, consider picking up a box like this one. This particular one was for a Trek Madone, and I got it from a LBS.
The box comfortably survived the trip to and from Australia .... 6 different airplanes, and lots of handling on and off those airplanes.
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The black bags contain my empty panniers. I put the contents of the panniers into a duffel bag which worked really well. The duffel bag was easy to carry.
Another thing I did this time, different from previous times, was to use a light, open-topped, tote bag for one of my carry-ons. In it, I had my handlebar bag, and a few other items. That was incredibly easy to carry and very convenient.
My story and photos are going up in my Australian Tour thread ... which links to my website.
https://www.bikeforums.net/touring/389097-australian-tour-2008-a.html
Another thing I did this time, different from previous times, was to use a light, open-topped, tote bag for one of my carry-ons. In it, I had my handlebar bag, and a few other items. That was incredibly easy to carry and very convenient.
My story and photos are going up in my Australian Tour thread ... which links to my website.

https://www.bikeforums.net/touring/389097-australian-tour-2008-a.html
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Machka's Website
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Rowan
My fave photo threads on BF
Century A Month Facebook Group
Machka's Website
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