Bike Train special on strike day

By Sally Eva
February 18, 2017 in General ED Issues / Gossip

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Posted February 18, 2017

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Posted February 18, 2017

Southwark cyclists are running a rail replacement bike train from Dulwich via Peckham to London Bridge for those who want assistance on Wednesday February 22nd

The bike train is punctual, reliable, never on strike, never overcrowded, and guarantees everyone a seat. (If your bicycle does not have a seat, Southwark Cyclists can help you with repairs.)

We will be picking up passengers on their bikes at:

7:50am at North Dulwich station

8:00am at East Dulwich Sainsbury?s bus stop (for East Dulwich station)

8:10am at Peckham Arch (for Peckham Rye station)

then following route LCN22 up Sumner Road, past Burgess Park, across the Old Kent Road and up to London Bridge, arriving at approximately 8:45.

The bike train is a slow and comfortable service designed for all abilities ? you won?t make anyone late if you travel slowly! Our routes avoid busy roads. We welcome novice cyclists who want support, and experienced riders who want company and to learn new routes.

For more information or to let us know you?re coming, email southwark ?at? lcc.org.uk, or join the discussion forum. Or just turn up

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