Re: Fit a mtb in a tranzbag road?
Last 2 years I used the large tranzbag for my downhill bike. The seat is normally down, so no prob. The only thing I did was removing the handlebars.
I learned a trick from other tranzbag users: leave the wheels on your bike and roll it, put the bag from the top once you're in train. The bag is large enough to cover it with both wheels mounted, including the downhill fork. It's easier to leave the wheels mounted and put it the bag once you're in the train if you have to pedal to the train station and change trains. The bag is not made to carry the bike on your shoulder more than a few meters.
Last summer I've found ticket controllers are more worried about bikes with mud or bikes obstructing aisles. If my bike has the wheels mounted but covered with the bag and well secured with the belts to the train, they don't mind.
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