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bastard - Posted 7:56 pm PDT 04/12/09 (117 Posts)
dang, its got spinners!! they'd better be chromed'out too .. time to do some ridin'
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whoster69 - Posted 9:51 pm PDT 04/12/09 (171 Posts)
So has anyone got anything useful to say about this luggage?
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dhho1 - Posted 10:05 pm PDT 04/12/09 (1781 Posts)
how strong are the spinners? I will like to buy a 22" one for carry on.
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johnnylately - Posted 1:29 pm PDT 04/13/09 (687 Posts)
The airlines have a weight limit for luggage so I would think the spinners would be strong enough for a little more than the industry maximum. I find the spinners on luggage take a bit of training, especially if you've used fixed wheel luggage for a while. They also sit the luggage up an extra inch or so, which will cost you if the airline employee happens to be very strict with size limits. A 22" checked bag should be OK. I fly out of a smaller airport so most planes that service our airport won't allow 22" carry on.
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