That would be _www.aircaddy.com_ (http://www.aircaddy.com) . I used them this summer and it was a very positive experience. I believed they charged me $99 and they say the box will last for about 3 round trips. At that point, a replacement box costs $39. What's really nice is that you only need to remove the front wheel, maybe the seat (if you have a small bike you maybe able to simply lower the seat tube), and loosen the handle bars and turn them to lower the break hoods. The bad part was that FedEx charged me $150 to ship the box from Louisville, Ky to Killespell, Mt. and the same from El Paso to Kentucky. I found out you can ship the box by UPS but, since there was a Kinkos across the street from the hotel in El Paso, I took the more convenient shipper and maybe not the cheapest. It's a cardboard box but really sturdy with a lot of cross supports so that the bike will not be damaged. Bill In a message dated 12/24/2008 9:29:21 A.M. Eastern Standard Time, [email protected] writes:
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