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SCICON AEROTECH Evolution X TSA Hardshell Bike Travel Case - TSA Approved Bike Travel Bag

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The toughest and lightest Hard shell bike transport case in the world, Now compatible with thru-axle system The all-new SCICON aerotech evolution X TSA bike travel case alleviates the stress, worry and hassle of traveling with a Road or triathlon bike. Minimal disassembly of your bicycle, padded protection, dedicated storage space for all bike Parts and strong yet lightweight materials, provide you with confidence that your bike will arrive safe and sound at your destination. developed with, and tested by, leading professional cycling teams and world-class athletes, the SCICON aerotech evolution X TSA is the first choice of the pros. The latest and updated model now includes a set of quick release adapters catering for both thru-axle and quick-release systems as well as a new twin wheel system, making the bike travel case easy to maneuver around busy Airports. if you have spent a significant amount of money on a delicate carbon bike and you intend to travel by plane, it s definitely worth investing in a decent bike box. SCICON has you covered with the aerotech evolution X TSA bike travel case.

Is Discontinued By Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ No


Product Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 50.79 x 9.06 x 13.39 inches; 26.46 Pounds


Item model number ‏ : ‎ TP070200544


Department ‏ : ‎ unisex-adult


Date First Available ‏ : ‎ July 30, 2018


Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ SCICON


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    • Well made don’t settle for a cheaper version
Well made. Kept my bike safe and secure.
Reviewed in the United States on June 24, 2019 by SHall
    • Durability issues
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I bought this much-hallowed case for a use with road and gravel bikes, a cannondale synapse (56) and topstone (M). Usability is a adequate, but not exactly a pleasure. 1. Packing takes a bit longer than advertised for the road bike. A lot longer for the gravel: tires have to be removed from wheels in order to fit them in the wheel wells, and the rear derailleur has to be removed as well. 2. Weight: my case weighs 12kg, more or less as advertised, but that actually doesn’t leave a lot of room for a bike with typical US carrier 50 lb limits. The synapse goes, with a couple of pounds to spare (which you’ll need, as airlines always seem to have their thumbs on the scales). For the gravel, I pack the tires and seat post in a separate bag to stay under the limit. 3. Somewhat awkward to lug around. The recessed handholds don’t quite provide the reassuring grip of a handle (and actually create some issues fitting the bike inside the case), though the single removable strap handle near the base is helpful for loading into the trunk of a taxi — if it stays on, see below. Inability to lock the wheels necessitates holding onto the case while riding airport buses or loading a car parked on a slope. 4. I can live with the above, and would rate the case 3-4 stars but for DURABILITY issues. a. On first use, one of the internal support straps pulled out of its mount. On inspection, this appears to flawed combination of design and materials. The straps are made from standard nylon webbing with a small hole (but no grommet) to accommodate a bolt. There is a small washer, ostensibly meant to prevent tearing of the strap. But the washer is too small and the material too soft for this arrangement, and it pulled through the hole. I repaired this myself with replacement straps, metal-grommeted holes, and larger washers. b. On the most recent (only the fourth) use, the external strap pulled out as I was lifting the case out of the trunk of a car, due to the same design flaw (first photo). This one appears to be harder to repair, because of instead of a bolt, this mount is a rivet, for which fewer folks are likely to have the appropriate tools. I’d have to resort to a swaged cable, though haven’t tried yet, and won’t be, because of the next point. In any case, these single-point attachments are clearly not made with sufficiently strong materials for the job. c. Finally, and this is the killer, the case itself is just not robust to the rigors of airline travel for which it was ostensibly designed. First, a puncture in one of the handle recesses (second photo). These did not affect usability so far, but certainly suggest the “thermoplastic” is not very strong, and worse, appears to be the result of part of the bike (handlebars) coming into contact with the case from the inside. No part of the bike should be coming into contact with any unpadded part of the case, and it is evidently all too easy for this to happen. The worst is a crack in the base of the case, extending from the hinge to the wheel well, appeared on this same (fourth) use (third photo). This is the kind of structural damage that makes the case unusable, in part because an airline will now not assume liability for damage to contents. Overall, very poor value for the price. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 22, 2020 by a n a n
    • Look no further!
Read literally reviews on every bike bag on the market and so glad I decided to invest in this case. It performed perfectly on a round trip flight from Phoenix to Maui. A buddy of mine had the evoc pro and his wheels and frame were smashed. The Sci Con had scuffs and scrapes, even a small gouge, but bike was perfectly protected. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2020 by Chris C.
    • Will not fit wheels with 30cm tire
The wheel wells would not hold my wheels, 700c with 30 cm tires. The tires would have to be removed from the wheels in order to fit. Scicon refunded my purchase price, but charged me roughly $200 for shipping.
Reviewed in the United States on March 26, 2024 by Gwen
    • Mostly good with some major weak points
I've flown with this case several times, including intercontinental. The good : the shell is pretty tough, I haven't had issues with the case cracking as others have reported. Packing is pretty easy, you can do it in 30 mins after the first couple of times. The bad : the interior hardware SUCKS. All of it. The inserts to mount thru-axle wheels are too big and won't fit into any of my wheels. I improvised by using fender washers between the skewer and the wheels. Also, the straps and assemblies that are part of their "suspended frame system" are utterly worthless. They took some nylon straps, melted a hole through them, and then mounted the strap by sandwiching it between a tiny washer and the case. The melted nylon is not a durable solution - it immediately pulled through the tiny washer and dropped my bike during transit. If I hadn't removed the rear mech and hanger before transit, they would have been destroyed. I then grommeted the strap and affixed it with a much larger washer - this is an improvement, but is still coming apart due to the low strength of the nylon strap. My advice - grommet and washer the straps, but also put ample padding under your BB and chainstays. A sweater in a big zipper bag works well, or a polystyrene block. For a case of this price, they should provide more robust hardware. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 19, 2023 by Park Place
    • Needs lateral support in the middle
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It was great, until it wasn't. On my last flight I realized that the case had been compressed enough to crack my bicycle frame. The axel for the rear wheel is positioned above the center part of the frame (within the case). I assume the case was placed on its side and luggage stacked on top, in addition to an extremely hard landing that shook everyone in the cabin, is what caused the damage. Now looking for a way to modify this case so I can trust flying with it again... or searching for a more sturdy case. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 9, 2023 by Ethan Nutter Ethan Nutter
    • Cracks on 2nd flight
Same failure as was noted in someone else’s review: cracked thermoplastic around wheels, latch and handle on 2nd flight. Nice concept, but needs more robust materials and design.
Reviewed in the United States on October 8, 2021 by Eric
    • Very low quality
The case last one round trip and the hinge total fell apart at the rivets and the plastic cracked. DO NOT BUY!
Reviewed in the United States on August 25, 2020 by Jared Scherher

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