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Thanks Somtam2000. We've been told that it is possible that the bikes would be put on another train.
That is what we want to avoid; we'd like to feel as certain as possible that there's a baggage car on the train we ride, and that the bikes are riding along with us.
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We will have bicycles to take on these trains, SE1 from Hanoi - Hue; and SE3 from Danang - HCMCity (Saigon). Both are night trains.
1. How must we prepare the bicycles?
2. Will they be on the train we are on?
Thanks,
Caroline Helmkamp
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#1 Posted: 19/12/2008 - 06:09
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Hi Caroline,
The trains normally put motorbikes in a separate car (but still connected to your train), I'd assume the same would go for bicycles.
#2 Posted: 19/12/2008 - 07:22
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Thanks Somtam2000. We've been told that it is possible that the bikes would be put on another train.
That is what we want to avoid; we'd like to feel as certain as possible that there's a baggage car on the train we ride, and that the bikes are riding along with us.
Anyone know for SURE?
Caroline
#3 Posted: 19/12/2008 - 08:34