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bikes on citilink

Fuinseog · 2010-10-07 18:22:03

does anyone know if citilink takes bikes and if they charge something? they seem to be full on sundays so it may not be possible.

07-10-2010 6:22pm

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Fuinseog

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does anyone know if citilink takes bikes and if they charge something? they seem to be full on sundays so it may not be possible.

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#2 07-10-2010 8:11pm

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Ya i'd say they do. Found this in there terms & conditions

Subject to availability of accommodation and payment of the appropriate charge, bicycles and skis/surfboards will be carried provided they are packed in such a way as to prevent damage to other luggage

Doesnt say how much though sorry.

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#3 07-10-2010 9:36pm

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Yeah, I brought my bike on the Cork bus and it wasn't a problem. It was a Sunday too actually so that probably wouldn't make a difference. There was no extra charge, but it probably does depend on who you ask and what kind of mood they're in at the time! If there isn't too much luggage in the hold then you should be fine.

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