If you're an avid rider of bikes, the rough part about traveling is not just going without your set of wheels for an extended period of time, but trying to transport them on a plane--risking damage to the frame and wheels. The AeroTech Evolution bike case seeks to change all that.
With vacuum-formed, impact- and temperature-resistant ABS plastic the AeroTech Evolution fits bike frames of all shapes and sizes, and by overlapping the wheels and positioning them over the frame (they're locked in place to the case using quick-release clamps), the entire bike fits into a package roughly the size of a standard suitcase.

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I had to make an account for this one PopSci; Really? A bike case? What about a bike share that you ride and then plug into the grid when you lock it up wherever you are going? Put that in your pipe and smoke it.
"The AeroTech Evolution bike case seeks to change all that."
Are you kidding? Plastic bicycle cases have been around for decades.
This strikes me as a clear "special advertising section."
Sorry Popsci.
advertising complete with link to the shopping site how wonderful
from Mesa, AZ
What is WRONG with you people??? You really need to get a life - there is NOTHING wrong with this article - if someone sees the ad and buys one of these does it really ruin your day???
The idea is to connect people with something they can use and if it offends you, then YOU have the problem!!!
GEESH!!!