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Was this when you had previously checked other bags with luggage up to your checked bag quota, plus the ski bag on top of that? Or was the ski bag supposed to be merely an enlarged piece of regular luggage that they insisted had to only be used to transport skis? I'm not being sarcastic; I need some extra space in my bad for crybaby bomber Jacket. I really want to know what to expect if my only checked luggage is a ski bag filled with skis and clothing. ... View more

I'll add that you can receive a free cardboard bike crate from your local business (since OP asked about cases). They're always being gotten rid of in stores. When you fly, TSA may rip your box apart and search your belongings. I've only had this happen once (they taped it back together after losing a pair of gloves of mine). Shipbikes.com is a reputable and affordable option for bike shipping in the lower 48 United States. I've used it to send packages to friends' homes and back home. Some airlines in the United States impose a fixed fee of $150 for a bike, but others charge a lower fee (about $70, I believe). I've only ever paid $60-$80 to send a bike from coast to coast in the United States. ... View more

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