Anyone have any knowledge about storage lockers/facilities in Rome
ITA? I will be in Italy this summer and will bring my road bike
along. At one point I will be taking a side trip for a 3 or 4 days
outside of Rome without the bike (alas) and then returning to pick up
bike again for some riding in Tuscany. I can put the bike into a hard
shell case for storage. Does anyone have any knowledge of reliable
storage places in Rome for that duration? Airport? Railroad station?
A bicycle shop? Thanks
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Quoted message said:
Anyone have any knowledge about storage lockers/facilities in Rome
ITA? I will be in Italy this summer and will bring my road bike
along. At one point I will be taking a side trip for a 3 or 4 days
outside of Rome without the bike (alas) and then returning to pick up
bike again for some riding in Tuscany. I can put the bike into a hard
shell case for storage. Does anyone have any knowledge of reliable
storage places in Rome for that duration? Airport? Railroad station?
A bicycle shop? ThanksOne solution is to ask the B&B where you've stayed, ... especially if
you reserve another night there after your 3 or 4 days outside of Rome.Many train stations have a secure "left luggage" area. I used one while
in Venice. I left my bike (intact) and camping gear there for a few days
(for a significant fee). I didn't look for one in Rome, but would bet
they have the same. They charge by the piece, so one hard shell case
shouldn't be too expensive.--
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Chuck Anderson • Boulder, CO
http://www.CycleTourist.com
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I have this address (that someone else had good luck with) in my notes
but I didn't get around to staying there. I think I remember that they
picked him up at the airport.Then click on maurizio
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Chuck Anderson said:
Quoted message said:
Anyone have any knowledge about storage lockers/facilities in Rome
ITA? I will be in Italy this summer and will bring my road bike
along. At one point I will be taking a side trip for a 3 or 4 days
outside of Rome without the bike (alas) and then returning to pick up
bike again for some riding in Tuscany. I can put the bike into a hard
shell case for storage. Does anyone have any knowledge of reliable
storage places in Rome for that duration? Airport? Railroad station?
A bicycle shop? ThanksOne solution is to ask the B&B where you've stayed, ... especially if
you reserve another night there after your 3 or 4 days outside of Rome.Many train stations have a secure "left luggage" area. I used one while
in Venice. I left my bike (intact) and camping gear there for a few days
(for a significant fee). I didn't look for one in Rome, but would bet
they have the same. They charge by the piece, so one hard shell case
shouldn't be too expensive. -
gka said:
I have this address (that someone else had good luck with) in my notes
but I didn't get around to staying there. I think I remember that they
picked him up at the airport.Then click on maurizio
Oh yeah, .... .... I have a link to that B&B from my Cycling the Streets
of Rome page.
<http://cycletourist.com/rome/>
I never stayed there, but included the recommendation from another cyclist.Quoted message said:
In article <[email hidden]>,
Chuck Anderson said:
Quoted message said:
Anyone have any knowledge about storage lockers/facilities in Rome
ITA? I will be in Italy this summer and will bring my road bike
along. At one point I will be taking a side trip for a 3 or 4 days
outside of Rome without the bike (alas) and then returning to pick up
bike again for some riding in Tuscany. I can put the bike into a hard
shell case for storage. Does anyone have any knowledge of reliable
storage places in Rome for that duration? Airport? Railroad station?
A bicycle shop? Thanks
One solution is to ask the B&B where you've stayed, ... especially if
you reserve another night there after your 3 or 4 days outside of Rome.Many train stations have a secure "left luggage" area. I used one while
in Venice. I left my bike (intact) and camping gear there for a few days
(for a significant fee). I didn't look for one in Rome, but would bet
they have the same. They charge by the piece, so one hard shell case
shouldn't be too expensive.--
*****************************
Chuck Anderson • Boulder, CO
http://www.CycleTourist.com
***************************** -
Chuck Anderson said:
gka said:
I have this address (that someone else had good luck with) in my notes
but I didn't get around to staying there. I think I remember that they
picked him up at the airport.Quoted message said:
Quoted message said:
Then click on maurizio
Oh yeah, .... .... I have a link to that B&B from my Cycling the Streets
of Rome page.
<http://cycletourist.com/rome/>
I never stayed there, but included the recommendation from another cyclist.Quoted message said:
In article <[email hidden]>,
Chuck Anderson <[email hidden]> wrote:Quoted message said:
Quoted message said:
[email hidden] wrote:
Quoted message said:
Quoted message said:
> Anyone have any knowledge about storage lockers/facilities in Rome
> ITA? I will be in Italy this summer and will bring my road bike
> along. At one point I will be taking a side trip for a 3 or 4 days
> outside of Rome without the bike (alas) and then returning to pick up
> bike again for some riding in Tuscany. I can put the bike into a hard
> shell case for storage. Does anyone have any knowledge of reliable
> storage places in Rome for that duration? Airport? Railroad station?
> A bicycle shop? ThanksQuoted message said:
Quoted message said:
One solution is to ask the B&B where you've stayed, ... especially if
you reserve another night there after your 3 or 4 days outside of Rome.Quoted message said:
Quoted message said:
Many train stations have a secure "left luggage" area. I used one while
in Venice. I left my bike (intact) and camping gear there for a few days
(for a significant fee). I didn't look for one in Rome, but would bet
they have the same. They charge by the piece, so one hard shell case
shouldn't be too expensive.--
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Chuck Anderson · Boulder, CO
http://www.CycleTourist.com
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Chuck,
Thanks very much. I already have a place booked in Rome, but I will
hold on to this information if that falls through.DVW
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Quoted message said:
Anyone have any knowledge about storage lockers/facilities in Rome
ITA? I will be in Italy this summer and will bring my road bike
along. At one point I will be taking a side trip for a 3 or 4 days
outside of Rome without the bike (alas) and then returning to pick up
bike again for some riding in Tuscany. I can put the bike into a hard
shell case for storage. Does anyone have any knowledge of reliable
storage places in Rome for that duration? Airport? Railroad station?
A bicycle shop? ThanksI would try a bicycle shop. Buy something there (repair, check, food,
isodrink, whatever), have a nice chat (a beautiful shop he has) and
kindly ask ehim if you may have your bike rest at his place for some
days. Offer him some money and he probably will refuse to take some.--
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Martin Borsje said:
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A bicycle shop? Thanks
I would try a bicycle shop. Buy something there ...However, it may be impractical inside Rome; a lot easier, instead, to
find a friendly shop in a small town.
In case you can arrange to leave your bike around here, where I live,
I would have a few winning suggestions.Sergio
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