Can you take bikes on the london underground?
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Can you take bikes on the london underground?
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Tumbleweed said:Can you take bikes on the london underground?
It would be better if you first tried going to www.google.co.uk and
entering london underground bicycle in the search window which would
lead you straight to :
http://tube.tfl.gov.uk/content/faq/bicycle.asp
and save me the effort of having to do it for you.
Tony
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Quoted message said:Tumbleweed said:Can you take bikes on the london underground?
It would be better if you first tried going to www.google.co.uk and
entering london underground bicycle in the search window which would
lead you straight to :http://tube.tfl.gov.uk/content/faq/bicycle.asp
and save me the effort of having to do it for you.
Tony
Cheers, looks like the circle line will do it for me then.
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"Tumbleweed" <[email hidden]>typed
Quoted message said:Can you take bikes on the london underground?
You can take bikes on the 'Sub-surface' lines (District, Circle,
Metropolitan, Hammersmith & City) off-peak. You can also take bikes on
overground sections of other lines Northern, Central, Piccadilly,
Bakerloo, Victoria) off-peak but NOT in any tunnel section.
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Tumbleweed said:Cheers, looks like the circle line will do it for me then.
IME it'll never get you anywhere in time though ;-)
Zog The Undeniable said:IME it'll never get you anywhere in time though ;-)
Indeed - if you're within the area covered by the Circle line it would
be quicker to ride the bike.
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