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Most airlines charge about $45 one way to ship a bike. If you belong to the League of American Bicyclists ($25 annual membership fee for individuals, $30 for families, call 1-800-288-BIKE (1-800-288-2453) for info), you can get free bike passes on America West, Northwest, TWA, and USAir if you book your tickets through the Sports National Reservation Center, the LAB's travel agency. [LAB formerly known as League of American Wheelmen.] Some folks report that you don't have to use the LAB's travel agency; call your airline to check. Bikes fly free on Northwest if you're a member of an Adventure Cycling affiliated club.
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