Dead Dogma

[LegendRider]

A friend's bike. Don't know the complete story but it appears airline related.

[Louis]

Well, on the bright side, the airline won't be able to argue that it's just cosmetic damage...

[nmrt]

The frame is now ready for couplers.

[NHAero]

Dead Skunkma - that stinks!

[BRad704]

Predator Cycling - Carbon Repair Kit Do It Yourself

[72gmc]

Impressive. Was the bike used as landing gear?

[notsew]

Originally Posted by 72gmc

Impressive. Was the bike used as landing gear?

Maybe they started unloading luggage at 10,000 feet

[Buzz Killington]

Looks like Karma ran over his Dogma.

[clyde the point]

^ funny

[tellyho]

Here I thought this was a political post

[Latestart]

you can split up the pieces and do it as a team...

[Peter P.]

Keep us posted on the outcome of your friend's claim.

I'll bet the airline denies the claim and says the bike was not packaged properly.

[philhan89]

this is hard to look at.

[mcteague]

Well, at least the areas with foam wrap were protected.

Tim

[madsciencenow]

Originally Posted by Peter P.

Keep us posted on the outcome of your friend's claim.

I'll bet the airline denies the claim and says the bike was not packaged properly.

You may be right but my response would be to ask what I’d need to in order to ensure this didn’t happen. Like do I need to pack my bike in a concrete case?

This does make me wonder, and apologies if I missed this, what kind of case was the bike in and what does it look like? To me the only way this happens if the bike is in a hard shell case is if a very heavy vehicle drives over the case, which I suspect would also be damaged. I suppose if someone took the bike out of the case there are other explanations as well?


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