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Brian Huntley
Guest
oilfreeandhappy wrote:
> Is there any Mass Transit that heads in that
> direction? In my area, I've been told that they're connecting rail to
> Fort Collins, from Denver. I want to get a folding bicycle, and bring
> it right on the train.
Yes, but it would take about 1:14 by transit (vs 1:15 by bike.) And I
technically can't even bring a folder on transit during rush hour
(except for the first short leg, which is a bus with a rack, but what's
the point?)
I've seriously looked at very small wheel folders (vswf) but below the
Brompton, they're very toy-like and surprisingly heavy. I'd be tempted
by one of those 150mm-wheeled bikes if I could test drive one - just to
get to the transit and off the other end.
> Is there any Mass Transit that heads in that
> direction? In my area, I've been told that they're connecting rail to
> Fort Collins, from Denver. I want to get a folding bicycle, and bring
> it right on the train.
Yes, but it would take about 1:14 by transit (vs 1:15 by bike.) And I
technically can't even bring a folder on transit during rush hour
(except for the first short leg, which is a bus with a rack, but what's
the point?)
I've seriously looked at very small wheel folders (vswf) but below the
Brompton, they're very toy-like and surprisingly heavy. I'd be tempted
by one of those 150mm-wheeled bikes if I could test drive one - just to
get to the transit and off the other end.