Post #3923946
2026-07-18 07:45 UTC
@ascentale@sfba.social @bikenite@fedigroups.social A4 #BikeNite Yes, just using a soft, as opposed to hardshell, bike bag (an Evoc one). That rolls up when not in use so is perhaps easier to store at the other end while you're off riding.
I'm not sure a Brommie would fit within many carriers overhead bin size restrictions, but happy to be proved wrong.
And is it worth it? Depends how much you want or need _your_ bike at the destination.
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@v_perjorative@mastodon.org.uk 2026-07-18 09:30
@pete@masto.hypertelia.com @ascentale@sfba.social @bikenite@fedigroups.social I'm flying on a Ryanair flight next month. I'm uncertain there's going to be enough space for my small floppy rucksack. The idea of being allowed to try and get a Brompton into one is laughable.