B&W Bike Box II - PACKING THE BIKE B&W bike cases & bags

[@TicatHockey]

Hello ... will it be necessary to remove rotors from disc brake wheel? thank you.

[@roofboxcompany]

Hello! there is no need to remove the rotors from your disc brake wheels as it shouldn't make any difference to the fitting process.

[@TicatHockey]

@@roofboxcompany thanks your reply. I ask as the wheel (inside wheel bag) sits loosely inside the box, it may be susceptible to rotor bending in transit. Other box manufacturers secures the wheel inside the box preventing contact with the frame or any hard object that would accidentally bend the rotor. Will the Bike Box ii resist compression if heavy luggage is stacked on top once in airplane?

[@roofboxcompany]

The bike bag has layers of protective foam inside which not only protect the wheels and the frame but also secures the wheel bag once the bike box is assembled. The bike box ll is robust and we have never had a single bike damaged inside any B&W case. Check out Ben Moore (professional downhill racer) over on instagram as he uses B&W cases to transport his bikes all around the world.

[@poposalazar4554]

Hi I am having a frame that is ISP integrated seat post. Will my frame fit on this box? my Saddle height from BB, c-t: 71cm

[@roofboxcompany]

Hello! The internal dimensions of the new bike box 2 are L - 1150mm (825), W - 810mm and H - 280mm. So there should be 100mm leeway if your saddle height from BB is 710mm. Click here www.roofbox.co.uk/scripts/rbvehsel4_tab.php?BH96500 for more details.