Bikes on trains in the UK

Posted on Fri 22nd, October 2010

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M_V

Might want to do London - Dover at the start of rush hour, bus I'd be getting from Glasgow would get in at 0730 but could always ride a bit of it and puck up the train outside of the city. Could easi;ly organise the return leg to be done outwith rush hour.
• #877

andyp in reply to @M_V

You’ll be fine leaving London in the morning rush hour, as the vast majority of passengers are coming in, so the trains leaving are very quiet.
• #878

frank9755

Yes, you might have a carriage to yourself at that time.
• #879

MTB-Idle
Yesterday (Sunday) a relatively busy Thameslink train from Brighton to East Croydon. No booking but no problem with the bike. Also those new model carriages are great for moving your bike through

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PhilDAS

Anyone ever taken an omnium cargo on a train?
Even better if specifically Thameslink or South eastern

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