Wheelbase:94cm
Weight:8.2kg
Linear:198cm
Score:8.3/10
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PackMyRide Score
8.3/10
Protection8/10
Compatibility9/10
Portability9/10
Ease of Use7/10
Durability9/10
Value8/10
What the Pros Say
Orucase (manufacturer specs)9
"The B2-MTB will fit most mountain bikes, including 29er trail and enduro models, while staying under typical airline weight and size limits.[2]"
Pros
- Designed to avoid oversize baggage fees
- Fits large 29er trail and enduro bikes
- Packs down to one-third of its size for storage
Cons
- Requires careful disassembly and packing for bigger bikes
- Less hard-impact resistance than full hardcases
Cycling Weekly8.5
"The B2-MTB will fit hardtail and full-suspension bikes up to a size XXL with 160mm travel and 29-inch wheels, all in a very compact rolling package.[3]"
Pros
- Exceptionally compact for the bikes it fits
- Good protection from molded base and foam armor panels
- Easy to roll through airports
Cons
- Initial packing is fiddly until you learn the system
- Not as bombproof as a full-size hardcase
The Loam Wolf8.5
"The bag itself weighs in at 17lbs and often lets you skip the oversize counter, making the check-in process much easier for traveling mountain bikers.[5]"
Pros
- Lightweight at around 17 lb
- Often checks as standard luggage, not oversize
- Durable base and wheels stand up to rough handling
Cons
- Tight fit for tires larger than 2.6in
- Requires more bike disassembly than some larger bags
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Quick Tips
- Use the included wheel bags and position wheels along the outer faces of the case to add sidewall protection.[1][2][5]
- Place the frame in the center with drivetrain facing inward, padding the derailleur and brake calipers with clothing or foam.
- Deflate or partially deflate suspension and dropper posts to reduce height and ease fit for long-travel bikes.[2][3]