Tfl website tells me there is some.

Anyone know where, and if it's busy enough that my bike would be one of
many left there overnight - or if it would be the only one?

Bike looks my best (quickest) option for getting there at 0400.

Thanks

Colin McKenzie

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On 15 Sep, 20:34, Colin McKenzie wrote:
Tfl website tells me there is some.

Anyone know where, and if it's busy enough that my bike would be one of
many left there overnight - or if it would be the only one?

Bike looks my best (quickest) option for getting there at 0400.


Liverpool St station is one of the major stations managed directly by
Network Rail - their webpage about it is he
http://www.networkrail.co.uk/aspx/897.aspx

Under facilities it sez this:
"Bicycles can now be left at Platform 10, as well as up on Bishops
Gate piazza."

I'm not well acquainted with the station's bike racks, but I'm quite
sure that many commuters routinely leave their bikes overnight there
for the purposes of getting through central London having arrived off
a train. And there'll be people around all night too. Just do the
usual, i.e. use a good lock.

"Mizter T" wrote in message
news:127a299f-f945-477b-876a-

Under facilities it sez this:
"Bicycles can now be left at Platform 10, as well as up on Bishops
Gate piazza."

Platform 10 is always busy from what I see of it, and the bike racks outside
(opersit Costa Coffee) always have bikes there day & night - although I'd
always prefer to leave mine inside the station rather then out on the road.

Pl.10 also has the advantage of lots of staff in the area, and the BTP
offices to watch over you...

Q wrote:
"Mizter T" wrote in message
Under facilities it sez this:
"Bicycles can now be left at Platform 10, as well as up on Bishops
Gate piazza."
Platform 10 is always busy from what I see of it, and the bike racks outside
(opersit Costa Coffee) always have bikes there day & night - although I'd
always prefer to leave mine inside the station rather then out on the road.

Thanks to both...

Platform 10 it was - full to bursting with bikes, on stands far too
close together. But my bike survived, and the ride across central London
at what I would normally call dead of night was interesting.

Colin McKenzie

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No-one has ever proved that cycle helmets make cycling any safer at the
population level, and anyway cycling is about as safe per mile as walking.
Make an informed choice - visit www.cyclehelmets.org.