Kings Cross Station
James_MTB
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About to start a new job in London, arriving at Kings Cross. Is anyone aware of any decent place to leave a bike there overnight instead of me having to take a fold up with me every day on the train?
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James_MTB wrote:About to start a new job in London, arriving at Kings Cross. Is anyone aware of any decent place to leave a bike there overnight instead of me having to take a fold up with me every day on the train?
That depends if you want it to still be there in the morning, I work at KingsX trust me fold it up and take it home.Rule #5 // Harden The Feck Up.
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Rule #12 // The correct number of bikes to own is n+1.
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I was thinking a real cheapo second hand thing. Locked up with my top end Kryptonite lock.
So are there any racks or anything suitable? Even a paid for service whereby you hire summiit maybe?0 -
Cycle park in NCP next to St Pancras is free, manned 24 hours:
http://www.eurostar.com/pdf/stations/SP ... es_map.pdf0 -
Ace, thanks for that.0
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Hi,
Again - not a recommendation, but there are lots of racks in the station quite a way away from the entrance (I used to commute from there). At the far end of platform 8. They're covered by CCTV (well - the cameras are there)
Might be worth checking the new St Pancras station too.
DON'T lock the bike up outside the station. It won't be there the next day.0 -
I've seen kids stealing bikes attached to lamposts and railings in broad daylight, just down the road from the station, so defo don't leave it like that.0
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Folder every time in my opinion.
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