This is a fully wheeled, heavy duty bike transport and travel case which is designed to offer peace of mind against less than sensitive baggage handlers. Even on the rare occasion that the box is damaged, the bike remains safe and sound inside this rugged, resilient box. Its thick interior padding and solid, heavy duty exterior work hard to ensure your bike arrives at your destination in the same state it was packed in. Security is taken care of with key locks and an additional combination lock.

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700c

Does this box take 700c wheels and will the wheel sleeves take 700c wheels?

asked 1 year, 5 months ago

Anonymous

on Elsted Bike Box

7 answers

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answer 1

yes it does fit, you need to remove splindles to fit wheels in to bag

answered 5 months ago

morganite

answer 2

700c wheels fit into both the sleeves and the box

answered 6 months ago

toecap

- Harrogate

answer 3

yes you can get both 700 in

answered 9 months ago

tradgear

- notts

answer 4

Yes to both questions.

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answered 9 months ago

Pierre

answer 5

Yes although only with skinny road tyres. It's a good idea to remove your skewers.

answered 1 year, 4 months ago

MattPower

- Cambridge

answer 6

yes

answered 1 year, 4 months ago

burtybassett

answer 7

yes you can fit 700c wheels in the wheel bags and in the case.

answered 1 year, 4 months ago

WiggleDean

- Hampshire

Question

do you know if road bikes TT - FELT BRAND -will fit in dhb elsted bike box?

asked 1 year, 5 months ago

ROGEL

on Elsted Bike Box

3 answers

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answer 1

i fitted a large road bike in frame forks and wheels, however i did have to strip the rear mec off and take the handlebars off the steerer and juggle things around. it would be easer with a larger box but the overall waight of bike box and tool kit needs to stay below 32kg as any heavier and they wont touch it on a plain.

answered 9 months ago

tradgear

- notts

answer 2

I’ve used the box for road bikes. I ride a 50cm frame. The frame fits in fine as do the wheels – however they will not fit in in the wheel bags provided and it’s a tight squeeze. I’ve used it on 5 or 6 trips with no problems. However, if you’ve got the cash I’d splash it on one of the fancier bike boxes with specific places set for the wheels they are much easier to pack.

answered 1 year, 5 months ago

BigAl

answer 3

Yes this should be a issue, you may need to remove the handlebars though or at least the extensions if they are too long.

answered 1 year, 5 months ago

WiggleDean

- Hampshire

Question

is this box designed to take mountain bikes as well? My 18" Orange is a lot chunkier than the road bike pictured in the box...

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asked 2 years ago

TheGoat

on Elsted Bike Box

2 answers

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answer 1

I have a 20" mountain bike and it fits perfectly well.

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answered 9 months ago

Pierre

answer 2

Youc an fit smaller MTB frames in the box but they do require further dismantling. We would recommend the Roofbox bike safe for full suspension bikes.

answered 2 years ago

guru

- hampshire.uk

Question

What cars will it in?!

Can anyone tell me what cars this box will fit in without having to lower the back seats?

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asked 1 year, 8 months ago

Anonymous

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answer 1

I've had mine in 4 cars fron 207's, merc estate and all had to have at least one back seat down. You might get it into one of the bigger MPV's.

answered 1 year, 6 months ago

mustrum

- tyne & wear

answer 2

The dimensions of the bike case are listed under the description tab and below. You should use these dimensions to decide if it will fit in your car.

112cm wide at bottom (99cm wide at top) x 75cm high x 29cm deep

answered 1 year, 8 months ago

WiggleDean

- Hampshire

Question

The box fit in a frame with integrated seatpost?

Hi, I have a Noah 2008 Ridley, with seatpost integrated and I'm looking for a box to travel. Which of the boxes can fit this bike considering that I can remove the crankset, I also saw the:

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asked 1 year, 6 months ago

mmbencomo

on Elsted Bike Box

2 answers

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answer 1

Having loaded my 58 928 C2C Bianchi into the case, I'm not to sure you'd get a bike with an integrated seat post in unless it's a small frame. If your near tyne & wear your welcome to have a go at fitting into mine before you buy.

answered 1 year, 6 months ago

mustrum

- tyne & wear

answer 2

The internal measurements of each of the boxes are given so you should map out the size on your living room floor and see if you can fit the frame into the space you have mapped out.

answered 1 year, 6 months ago

WiggleDean

- Hampshire

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DHB hard Bike case

If I order it and my bike doesn't fit (verenti Rhigos.03 ) can I send it back?

asked 11 months ago

stillabit

on Elsted Bike Box

2 answers

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answer 1

One of my friends found this on a Trek with a very high seat tube and returned it.

Country: United Kingdom

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answered 5 months, 3 weeks ago

Youngie

- Leatherhead

answer 2

You can, although you would be responsible for the returns postage. I would recommend using some masking tape and marking out the dimensions of the case on the floor, then try to fit the bike into this space to see if it will fit on all sides. Dimensions are as below:

Internal dimensions: 112cm wide at bottom (99cm wide at top) x 75cm high x 29cm deep

answered 11 months ago

WiggleDean

- Hampshire

Question

Will this fit a 60cm frame road bike

Hi i have a 60cm frame specialized tarmac that i need to transport to australia soon. Could you let me know please if this box will fit this or a similar size frame you have?

Thanks

Matt

asked 2 weeks, 2 days ago

Anonymous

- UK

on Elsted Bike Box

2 answers

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answer 1

Mine is 58cm and its fine. I think it should be fine for 60cm as well!
It's pretty big box but the quality is extremely bad!

Country: Serbia

Top 500 Contributor

answered 3 days ago

Georgeee

- Novi Sad

answer 2

The internal dimensions are 112cm wide at bottom (99cm wide at top) x 75cm high x 29cm deep. We would advise testing this for size by measuring your bike when taken apart and laid out as pictured on site. I would suggest your bike should fit but would be best to measure to be sure.

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answered 1 week, 4 days ago

wiggleshane

Question

DHB Hardcase Bike Bag

Hi,

I've had my bag for a few months now and it's seen a few trips. It's recently being to Germany and on the way the bag took quite a beating the bike survived but the bag has got a few broken parts.
Small front wheel missing
One side latch broken
2 back wheels centre broken

Where can I get spares for these parts?

Regards,
Paulo.

asked 2 years, 7 months ago

Paulo

on Elsted Bike Box

1 answer

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answer 1

You would need to email customer services at Sales@wiggle.co.uk.

answered 2 years, 7 months ago

guru

- hampshire.uk

Question

Where can I get advice about how to pack a dhb bike box?

I've been told there's a website to explain how to disassemble your bike.

asked 2 years, 7 months ago

Rozz

on Elsted Bike Box

1 answer

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answer 1

You should be able to get the complete bike into these cases unless you have a very large frame size, the main things to do are:

1, Place the front wheel in first to one side.
2, Lower the bike in so the brake levers are facing downwards and the front wheel is under the rear triangle and angle the bike diagonally across the box. I make sure the bike is upside down when the bike is in its wheeled position, this means no pressure is on the chainrings.

3, Place the rear wheel over the main frame triangle.
4, Pack any extra luggage you may have inside the case to minimise movement of the contents.

Some bikes will require the removal of the rear mech and handlebars as well.

answered 2 years, 7 months ago

guru

- hampshire.uk

Question

Will the box take commencal meta 5.2?

asked 2 years, 6 months ago

tonythetiger

on Elsted Bike Box

1 answer

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answer 1

Should be fine.

answered 2 years, 6 months ago

guru

- hampshire.uk

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