Is this possible? A fractured femur with a fair bit of metalwork put in three months ago (off an upright, my fault) has put a regular annual trip to Holland with friends in jeopardy. I have always used the Trice before, but this year was going to be different with a train journey, so I was going to use an ordinary bike. But the combination of some pain, and trepidation about falling off again, means that I would prefer to use the Trice. Do we have to alter our plans or is the train trip do-able? There would be no chance in the UK!
Recumbent Trice on train Delft to Amsterdam?
- Thread starter JimN
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slowmotion
Quite dreadful
- Location
- lost somewhere
Recumbents are allowed during certain periods by tricycles are not. Quite how a Trice fits into the regulations is a bit unclear. Here's a link....
http://www.holland-cycling.com/planning-your-trip/getting-around/rail
I suggest you send an email to NS for clarification.
http://www.holland-cycling.com/planning-your-trip/getting-around/rail
I suggest you send an email to NS for clarification.
bikepacker
Guru
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- South Worcestershire
Two years ago a friend of mine took one on a train from Eindhoven to Rotterdam. There was a fee for the Trice but no other problems.
