[Steven Brandist]

I’m not sure what train service you are looking at, are you intending to separate it, or board as a whole?
The separability on a space frame Moulton is a great feature and is ideal for car boots, caravans, etc – but a crowded commuter train isn’t it natural environment.

If possible try to carry you Moulton inside the car. Its safer, cleaner and easier.

Steven

[Colin Cheesman]

Thanks for your response. That would be my preference but will the Moulton take being separated and joined circa 3 times a week? The journey is – 20 miles in car, rail for three stops and cycle to work – about 10 miles. Eventually I would cut back on rail stops and increase distance cycled.
Colin

[Steven Brandist]

Yes, of course. The joint assembly is well engineered. The main problem is that once the bike is separated they are two big pieces of bicycle. You need to carry these (ideally bagged)… and your luggage!

Have a look here: https://www.flickr.com/photos/stevenbrandist/9081623799/

[Bob Cordon Champ]

From the experience of riders known to me as London commuters – buy a Brompton. The Land Rover APB is an excellent machine, but a train bike it isn’t.

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