Triathlon Aero Easyfit

Disassembled black and white Trek bike frame inside an open orange bike transport case with one wheel secured, resting on a wooden floor.

Why choose the Easyfit?

Easy to pack, with lots of space for extra bits. Pack smart and you may not need any additional checked baggage at all. Ideal for triathletes, first-time travellers, or bikes with integrated handlebars.

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Packing is about as simple as it gets:

1. Remove pedals
2. Remove wheels and place in the lid and base
3. Place frame in the box
4. Done ✓
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Watch the [packing video] to see just how quick it is.

Before you start

Key things to check before you book

Disassembled white and black Cervélo P3 racing bike frame secured inside a red protective bike case with foam padding.

01 Handlebar width

Maximum 48cm. This is wide for most TT, tri, and road bikes, but do check. If your bars exceed 48cm, you'll need to remove your handlebars.

02 Seat post

On smaller frames you may not need to remove it at all. On larger frames it will need to come out or be lowered.

Open green hard case designed for carrying a bicycle wheel, with padded supports and straps inside and a detached black carbon fiber bicycle wheel placed in the center.

03 Solid rear disc wheel

The box needs to be specially prepared (the standard anti-crush pole removed).

Close-up of a bicycle rear wheel with black rim and spokes, showing the hub with a black solid disc wheel anti-crush pole attached, placed on a wooden floor with a green container in the background.

04 Tubeless or tubular tyres

You can pack these with minimal tyre pressure reduction, which is one of the AEF's advantages if you run either setup.

At the airport

Head to the normal check-in desks - The box counts as a bike or large sports equipment.
Then take the box to oversized baggage, you'll see it on the other side!