Anyone with a folder using East Coast rail?

[CopperBrompton]

I've yet to find any train without room to keep my Brommie very close to me. On local commuter trains, it fits nicely in the luggage space between the seats:

There's even space on the tube:

 

[Bromptonaut]

Which train co and class of rolling stock is that Ben?

London Midland's 350/1 EMU's have such spots but only two of them. The newer 350/2 version has many more back to back seats but the hi-density layout involved seats wth less rake and too little space for a B. Actually it might fit inverted but I've too much respect for my Brooks saddle to try that,

 

[CopperBrompton]

National Express. No clue on rolling stock - trains. But it also fits next to the end seats with room for people to pass, and as I say I have never had a problem keeping it close to me on any train service.

 

[chap]

Used to travel by train, and East Coast was one of the better services. here is enough space to accommodate one (or two) Bromptons in between the space created by back-to-back seats, unless there is an infernal bin occupying the space. Alternatively, purchase a basic lock and you can put it in most of the vestibules.