CamGo 26 Inch Folding Bike Transport Bag - Waterproof Bicycle Travel Case Carrier Bag for Train Air Travel

I wasn't sure if it was worth the expense to take my bike with me when I moved. However, I found this bag ($30 at the time) compared to the several more expensive hard-side boxes, to be an affordable decision. The airline charged $75 to add it to my checked luggage and took great care of it. The bag weighed next to nothing considering its durability (bike and bag = 40 lbs.); so I transferred some heavier items into the bag from my carry-on to lighten my personal carrying weight. This bag and its contents even had a dePlane and rePlane on a different flight and handled the transfer just fine. Must get if you are considering leaving your bike at home. Especially if you plane to rent bikes when you get where you are going.

Bought this to get my bike across the country via plane. Checked it as “equipment” on Southwest and had to pay the $75 fee. The bag itself isn’t sturdy but as long as you wrap/package your bike accordingly for the flight it’s a great bag at a reasonable price. You could even go to a sports equipment store and ask for a space bike box. I did wrap the vulnerable pieces of the bike really well, I definitely like that the bag has room for the extra padding. A little tricky to maneuver as a shorter woman, but the bag is equipped with strong handles. My bike is a regular adult women’s bike, with slightly thicker wheels than a road bike.

Big enough but not very durable. Transported bicycle once and had to dispose of the bag.

Perfecto , buena calidad , mi bicicleta es talla M , muy bien todoProduccto recomendado

What a poor bag. Everything is made cheap, the zipper opens when you lift the bag. The textile is super thin. Useless, returned

Nice product

Just what I needed to haul my bike across the Atlantic and back. The airlines were fine with its size and weight (it was actually cheaper than baggage fees for a normal bag). I included my helmet, shoes, pump, and even put two panier bags with a few clothes in the bag to ship along with it. But be warned, airline travel is hard. I padded everything and used nylon chord to sort of tie everything together to minimize vibrations and rubbing. I wrapped my front forks in bubble wrap AND placed them in a styrofoam box at the bottom of the bag (see photo, helmet next to it for size), but despite it all, the forks still pushed themselves all the way through the bubble wrap and styrofoam (see holes) and started rubbing on the bag! (The bag was probably set upright, so weight was on rear tire and on the forks). Small tears are evident, which I will probably have to cover up with duct tape on the inside for next time. I didn't consider this a bag problem, more a reflection of how much jiggling goes on in there during travel. Bike is fine. I covered the front wheel axle with a laundry soap cup so it wouldn't rub on the side of the bag.I appreciated being able to carry the bag over one shoulder, which was very convenient (much easier than carrying bike in a cardboard box). But the strap has already been ripped down a ways, past the outer pocket. Would have been be better if I'd wrapped the two straps together. Overall I'm pleased with the product and will keep using it, with my modifications as above. But after several trips I expect I may need to buy another one.

This protected my bike during airline travel.10/10 recommend!