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Fold up bikes on trains

snowstreams · 2011-11-10 16:21:38

Does anyone here know are fold up bikes allowed on commuter trains? Im thinking of commuting from galway to athlone by train. and i would need a bike to make it easy to get to the train stations. I dont fancy having 2 bikes, one locked up at either station, so I was thinking i could get one of those small folding bikes…

10-11-2011 4:21pm

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snowstreams

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Does anyone here know are fold up bikes allowed on commuter trains?
Im thinking of commuting from galway to athlone by train. and i would need a bike to make it easy to get to the train stations.
I dont fancy having 2 bikes, one locked up at either station, so I was thinking i could get one of those small folding bikes because i wouldnt have any hills to cycle on.
The bike folds up about the size of a normal piece of luggage, so i was wondering would it be allowed on board in the luggage area?

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#2 10-11-2011 5:49pm

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Yes folding bikes are allowed on all trains at all times.

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