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"Yes you can bring a folding bike or children's bike on board as long as it is no longer than 85cm in length and it's carried in a protective bag which covers the whole bike. This is to protect your bike, other people and their luggage at the station, when going through security, and on board. Please note that the bike will be considered as one of your items of luggage in terms of luggage allowance."
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The audacity. Tokyobikes are the ones with smaller wheels, right? All the bike bags I'm looking at come in at at least 120cm in length, and that's removing both wheels.
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I emailed Eurostar to ask about bikes, they said that the EuroDespatch office is closed so no bikes can be registered; I emailed EuroDespatch and they confirmed that they were closed and no date for re-opening. Pretty rubbish.
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Colliding with someone else could result in a Mad Max-esque impalement though!
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Is that cable touching the front wheel under the fork crown?
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pint and shoot!
This is how all my best photos come about
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No I don't think the bikes he makes would ever be considered 'budget', but he has no trouble finding buyers! https://www.instagram.com/huntercycles/
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Rick Hunter of Hunter Cycles makes these rad 'Travel Trucks' - not quite as technical as the Moulton / Dahons of this world but still look like a lot of fun.
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No room for mudguards but I think I’ll just invest in some waterproof clothing.
As someone who moved to Amsterdam a couple of years ago, I can tell you that both is the preferred choice.
Extra big bin bag?