Scicon Aerotech Evolution X TSA Bike Case

The case looks fine and feels sturdy, as expected. I still have not used it for travel. Customer service worked perfect when I ran into an issue with shipping. I am really happy with the help I got!

I travelled with my gravel bike and it fit, though I had to loosen the handlebars as expected and then push them to fit in the box (I have a small bike). Pros - The box can take a good bashing from baggage handlers. My box was clearly thrown around quite a lot on my first trip with this box as there are chips taken out of it and plenty of scratches, however, the bike itself was in tact and with no damage. It's a bit smaller than expected which is a positive if you are thinking of taking it on trains in Europe. Cons - Two of the straps have broken already after a return trip. On the outbound trip, one of the connectors to the strap clasp inside was broken away from the inside of the case. The second strap on the return leg just separated. The external clasps are rubbish, I have no faith in those. Information regarding how to protect/store the bike with disc brakes is non-existent (I removed the discs to be sure). The handles on the box make lifting a bit annoying. You struggle to get a good grip on it.

Case is great for traveling, everything fits perfectly even my Scott ultimate pro. It’s easy to carry and I felt like my bike is well protected.

The case is reasonably made, but could stand some improvements. The case has a long piano hinge at the bottom. Unfortunately, the plastic material the case is made of is too flexible for the bottom and top to align well. Every time I close the case I have to wiggle the bits and parts to get them aligned to close. And typically I then notice that one of the straps is hanging out - even though I tucked them in before closing. The clasps on the side of the case are also weaker than those at the top - and they don't require a key, so TSA has a habit of forgetting to close them after inspection. My daughter bought the same case and her case broke on first use. For the price, I don't see a great value here.

Just put this to the test on flights with multiple connections. Overall, the bike and all contents stayed just fine. The case did get a crack on the bottom near one of the coasters, which I will have to repair. Also, the nice little handle broke off the very first time I used it. This is definitely a point that the manufacturer wanted to save a few pennies, rather than create something that would easily fall apart. With all said, I’d probably still buy it again.

I am a 6’3” and 200 lb male that rides a 60 cm carbon fiber bike frame with extended seat post. I was worried if the bike would completely fit with ease. I was pleasantly surprised with the engineering of this case. There is a place for every component. With minimal breakdown efforts, I was able to fit my entire bike with room to spare for bike accessories. The case comes with a set of skewers to keep the tires locked in place. The included pads keep the tires separate from the frame to eliminate compression or rubbing. It was easier to remove both pedals, though, I think you only needed to remove one. Overall, I highly recommend this frame!

Just received my case two days ago after a long wait. Look forward using it for my next trip. Very pleased with the product and service to get to my residence.

Do the job. Recently used, no damage on my two road bikes. I remove one star because of the piece of steel used to attach the “belt” onto the case that is too weak (all of them broke during the first flight). Those have to be replace by something more solid…

I like the fact it's a hard case, and it rolls well. Kept bike secure on an international trip. It's light enough that with a road bike, it's comfortably under 50lbs. Downside is that the seat must be removed and handle bars loosened, so a little extra work vs some other options, but was only 5 min in, 5 min out of total work.

Looks really sturdy, should protect the bike well. Biggest issue I have is with the lack of grip/handles on the box itself.