How can i get my bike to go on trains or airplanes?

[Kryptonite]

or other tranperation when i go away some were?

 

[big_h]

Just be very gentle, speak in a low voice and do not yank too hard on the choke chain. A muzzle to lessen the bite is preferrable and keep a large bag of treats. Warn other passengers

 

[cubalz]

or other tranperation when i go away some were?

Get yourself a hard bicycle travel container, they sell them at most LBS (some even rent them) and of course online at Price Point, Supergo etc...
They are a little pricey at 150.00 and over but you only have to buy one once.

 

[cheapie]

your lbs may rent you one also. i personally would just UPS the bike because most airlines charge a lot to send it.

 

[eric_the_red]

Just be very gentle, speak in a low voice and do not yank too hard on the choke chain. A muzzle to lessen the bite is preferrable and keep a large bag of treats. Warn other passengers

I've always found a little Prozac slipped into the chain lube works well

 

[Kryptonite]

were can you get it
travel container at a store or a web site if you can help me much appile

 

[MsMittens]

I've actually been successful with bike boxes. Actually, on my present trip I flew with my bike out to Moncton (in eastern Canada). Most bike shops will let you have the box for free or for a nominal fee ($5). And you don't have to find a storage place for it and since most airports are near major cities you can find another. And it cost me to send my bike $25 (with WestJet). Keep in mind that this may very.

As for trains, I know VIA Rail will sell the box to you (they have them prefabbed). You just disassemble and pack it yourself (don't forget packing tape and electrical tape -- the eletrical tape I find it good for taping pedals together and taping smaller bits to the bike)

An alternative that I've used here in Canada is to ship it via Greyhound. Takes a bit longer but if it's not over the big Pond, works well too.