Carry on Luggage Bike?

[canuck750]

I wish I could get this up to Canada for an affordable cost, wonder if I could fit into a big suitcase and check it in as luggage?



https://www.ebay.com/itm/1967-Benelli-Dynamo-Blue-by-the-Original-Owner/123884457125?hash=item1cd816cca5:g:TzQAAOSwos5dVwNt

[fotoguzzi]

Do a fly and ride, but you'll have to retire first.

[bad Chad]

It will fit in the trunk of a large sedan or any old suv, toss a blanket over it and look normal when crossing the boarder.

[delrod]

Some guy I heard about carried a Cadillac home in his lunchbox

[Mayor_of_BBQ]

100% you could disassemble that thing enough to fit it in a bike box or a hardshell travel case

[geoff in almonte]

Make sure that it's on the Registrar of Imported Vehicles List of Admissible Vehicles before you try.

If it older than 10(?) years then it doesn't matter if it is homogulated (sp) and once it passes the stolen vehicle/outstanding lien search you are good to go.

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[Don G]

Take it down to large pieces and send it by Parcel Post   DonG

[TimmyTheHog]

Not sure it can be a carry one bike, but Honda did make a Trunk-size bike

Honda MotoCompo.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Honda_Motocompo

Wonder if it is check-in able on a plane...hmm....

[Tom]

Can't check in because it has a gasoline engine.  For the question at hand.  Box and ship Greyhound or Trailways.  You could ride also.