Kablinsky said:The smart money is saying you'll need a new pair of shoes by the morning.
..and so close to being right! Now that is something I don't want to repeat.
Kablinsky said:The smart money is saying you'll need a new pair of shoes by the morning.
Bollo said:..and so close to being right! Now that is something I don't want to repeat.
Kablinsky said:So you got it sorted? Or am I just looking out for the rider with masking tape wrapped around his shoes?
des.o said:Thanks Zoom - very helpful. Also not a fan of Ryanair's bike charges, but the total cost f still just beats BA and Skavsta is 90km closer to Motala which may sway it for me. I'm going to email them re left luggage facilities. Your bikely route would be much appreciated, as you say our paths could cross on route.
Brainstorm said:Ryanair only allow 15kg, if you are 0.0001grams over you're gonna have to pay. They know that nobody can travel with 15 kg, which is why they set the limit at 15 kg, so they can take your money when you are a smidgen over 15kg.
By the way, a hard bike case weights like 12kg with no bike in it.
...which is what I'll be paying in bridge tolls there and back (Storebaelt and Oresund bridges).Zoom said:total cost £129.81!! and presumably you have to pay £5 extra to use a card to pay (not sure how else you are supposed to pay online)
Bollo said:...which is what I'll be paying in bridge tolls there and back (Storebaelt and Oresund bridges).
That's the price I pay for my eco-credentials (and being poo-scared of flying )
BTW - anyone got their start card yet? I think they're supposed to send them out around now.
Kablinsky said:Yep, start card came thorugh yesterday. I'm in group 12. I make that in the first 700 odd to set out. I may hammer it for the first hour just so I can be in the lead. . . .then blame a mechanical for dropping out