wrote:

Mrs Redboots wrote:
Trains are designed to carry people, not arrogant, self-centered
cyclists.
Who are not people?

Bicycles are not people.

You don't say.
FWIW neither is luggage, coats, or pushchairs ...or 'Huge'.

And arrogant, self-centered cyclists like Duhg
are borderline.

Dugh may occasionally profess to riding a bike, but he is is not a cyclist.

John B

JohnB wrote:
FWIW neither is luggage, coats, or pushchairs

Indeed, the people who get on a train with fifteen suitcases and stack
them by the doors are just as annoying. But they're relatively rare
compared to cyclists.

Mark

wrote:

JohnB wrote:
FWIW neither is luggage, coats, or pushchairs

Indeed, the people who get on a train with fifteen suitcases and stack
them by the doors are just as annoying. But they're relatively rare
compared to cyclists.

I've yet to see a cycle on a train as large as fifteen cases.

But worse are those idiots who insist on putting their suitcases (or
often themselves) into the dedicated cycle areas then complaining when
cyclists want to use them.

John B