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Old 07-28-2020, 11:19 AM
Jaybee Jaybee is offline
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They are. I got a disc travel bike, then a rim travel bike. Rim bike (ritchey breakaway) packs up in about 30 minutes, disc brake bike (titanium coupled) takes about 2 hours.
Is the disc bike hydro? If so, how are you managing the hose connections?
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Old 07-29-2020, 12:04 AM
mmendoza87 mmendoza87 is online now
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I have travelled with my disc bike with my post bag and was not a pain at all. I wish I had pictures of the bag packed but it was no more annoying than when I had my S&S rim brake bike. However that bike is all external routing which might help a lot since I can undo the front brake if I want, I have done that but last time I just left it all attached and was very simple.
No problems in my Post bag either. https://postcarry.co/blogs/news/tran...itting-gallery

Obviously you can't see the disc rotors but thru axle bikes actually pack smaller (in terms of stack height) than a QR bike/rim brake bike as thru axle hub ends don't protrude as far as QR axles.

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Old 07-29-2020, 07:46 AM
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My hydro disc bike partially packed up for Airport Ninja (I also remove rotors from the wheels and pack separately.)

Definitely leave the hoses a bit long - that will help.


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