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| | Bikes on French trains I am pondering the idea of taking my bike with me on a trip to spain, which will mean I need to take the bike on a night train from Paris to Barcelona. All evidence I am finding online is indicating that the french don't take bikes on trains, meaning that I am likely to need to pack the bike in a bag of some sort and hope for the best. This being the case, what do people recommend for transporting a bike by train when you aren't supposed to ? Thanks Julia |
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| | me and my friend took our bikes on a train when we were in france, there were around 4 bike places per train and we were advised to book places for them... we were told by the station manager that the TGV didnt take bikes, but there were places next to guards room on the front and we got them on... generally what we found was, there are places for normal or folding bikes they just dont really want you to have them for some reason. if i went again id book trains in advance and get some one who speaks french to ring for me so that we got some bike reservations |
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