can the tires be dismounted by myself so I can put it in my suitcase on airplane?
452995
The spring-locking mechanism used for pinning the wheel to the axis is curved with tension such that it takes considerable trouble to get the wheel off once it has been placed on the axis. This is certainly a safety mechanism (you wouldn't want a wheel accidentally coming off when taking the pram through rough terrain, of course). Putting the pram in a suitcase seems like overkill. I have taken the pram on over 12 flights (4 international) without any trouble The airlines have always gate checked it without any fuss or additional expense.
452996
Yes, the tires can be dismounted, without any tools, but you need to have a strong grip.
846620
As long as the bike has a kickstand or something stable keep it upright, you can operate it alone
475968
Yes it can they are separate pieces. You can leave off the back rest or the luggage rack.
383610
You can take the wheels off and carry them with you. You need the mesh attached to the board to place it under. You can even fold it up and carry the entire carrier with you on the board.
1361371
It sure can. I travelled with it and I took it straight to the plane door. When I came off it was right the waiting for me. The only thing I did was take it a part and folded it up (which I did with one hand), so to answer your question yes.
2147677
Of course. You only need to plug it and conet to tire valve and switch it ON to begin inflate the tire. And then swicht OFF.
192644
Yes and no. If you mean air travel, then no. But if you are just throwing in the back of the car, yes. It's small and lightweight. But if you needed to travel by air, the screws all have plastic nubs, so you could take it apart and put it back together at your destination. It has 5 screws total.
1657119
yes you can. you lower the 'resistance bar' that the tire would rest on for resistance, until it is no longer touching the tire.
2164607
I don't think you can. I used a pair of pull tight luggage straps that I attached to the case to make sure it didn't open during transit.
18234
Yes you can pull it without tilting. This bag is a life saver when we travel with our 16 lb Coton through the airports. This is not a good bag if you're planning to use it on city pavements or sidewalks. The only "minor" issue we had was at some point during our travels, one of the wheels started making a rattling sound. The wheel is attached and works, just a bit noisy.....Also, it fits (amazingly) under the seat in the airplane cabin. Not fully, but enough that the attendants don't bother you.
1024463
Yes, just remove the tires, then break it down. We keep ours in the small garden shed out back.
1107580
Just put it in a suitcase that's not being carried on. You don't need it during the flight.
2253634
No. The bag doesn't have wheels and is extremely heavy. Takes everything I have to bear hug the thing to move it by myself.
171083
No, handle and wheels cannot be removed...but it's just like a piece of luggage. Carry-on suitcase size. Plus you can stack another piece of small luggage or backpack on top and wheel both at the same time...
517062
You can attach them anywhere you have luggage rack rails. Personally, I would just mount rails to the cover and let them.hang off the back
999780
They shipped the tires to me unfolded in a huge box. There is a wire in the bead of the tire so I doubt they can be folded.
1312235
Your existing tires should tell you what size they are. Most carry ons are 5 lug and a larger tire. This is only a 4 lug.