Bike on Train
 

Anyone know if you can take a m/cycle on the eurostar:confused:

Dont know about that i would have said no to be honest,have you e-mailed them to ask

All the best,Ian

m/bike in ch/unnel
 

I doubt if Eurostar will, but eurotunnel ie the vehicle service, rather than E* which is just people!


see:
http://www.visitbritain.co.uk/travel...urotunnel.aspx

Not too pricey?

Compare this:
When I took a BSA Bantam from Newcastle Central to North Wales in early 1980s, I had to pay prebooked in advance Half fare for the bike, full fare for me, plus a reservation fee. We went in the Guards Van, and I had to supply and fit my own tie downs!

While I doubt you can, why not use one of the car ferries?

Just wanted to see if it was possible did e.mail no reply

From the Eurostar "Conditions of Carriage"

If you can fold or dismantle your bike and place it in a bike bag which is no bigger than a large suitcase with the saddle, handlebars and wheels removed, you can carry it on board as part of your permitted quantity of luggage. ;)

Thats made me smile John anyone got a Tardis Bag

I've got a Tardis FLAT - actually, I call it 'The Turdis', since everyone asks me how I manage to get such an unbelievable amount of sh*t in it! :D

Its a shame that vehicles with brake ends are not built anymore. Just piddly little corners near the exits.

I do believe this is from what was known as British Railways.

Le Shuttle, yes. Eurostar no. Nowadays under COSHH regs you can't carry any hazardous materials on a passenger train. Motorcycles are a definite NO.

NO! m bikes of all descriptions are banned in most european countrfies- the nasty little grey suited gauleiters did that long ago( some east Europe may still allow them-depends.
E biks are ok- couldn'y do much about them coiuld they>
but many rails limit num,bers per train. Foldables cant be stopped tho'
And if you can disguise the motor then it may be possible to get6 a moped aboard,i

If its got petrol in it then you aint taking it on a passenger train!