Flying with tools / parts
#2
nashcommguy
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From: nashville, tn
Bikes: Commuters: Fuji Delray road, Fuji Discovery mtb...Touring: Softride Traveler...Road: C-dale SR300
Would probably be best to pack them w/one's bike. When doing my first tour abroad I packed all of my bike tools/gear, including clipless pedals w/t bike and clothing/personal items in my panniers. My only carry-on was my handlebar bag. Contained my wallet, passport, journal book, pens, etc.
#4
We usually carry tools etc. in our bicycle box or checked luggage. We reserve the carry-on luggage for the soft stuff like clothing.
What you can bring depends entirely on the airline and the people checking the luggage. We had already completed a few flights on our current trip, when all of a sudden on one flight, the glue in our patch kit was a no-no and was removed.
You just never know.
What you can bring depends entirely on the airline and the people checking the luggage. We had already completed a few flights on our current trip, when all of a sudden on one flight, the glue in our patch kit was a no-no and was removed.
You just never know.
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#5
I got stopped for possession of a 15mm wrench going thru airport security. This was odd because the US TSA had no problem letting me through. Got stopped in Toronto on the way back home.
So might want to keep your tools in checked baggage.
So might want to keep your tools in checked baggage.







