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I wonder how they will react to a folding bike in a bag?

You're probably fine. They treat that as luggage.

I'm pretty sure that I could fit my unfoldable bike into most strollers.

Folding bikes need to be in a bag.

Is METRO being bike friendly?
Does the Pope crap in the woods?

The rationale is that such large items as bikes take up space that can be used much more efficiently by individual Metro riders. By the same logic, D.C. has decided to close all its roads to such large items as cars, which take up space that can be used much more efficiently by individual bike riders.

The problem with the rationale is that Metro doesn't ban all large items, just bikes.

You're barking up the wrong tree, Jack.

It was a joke, sorry. Of course I disagree with WMATA's policy to prohibit bikes in rush hour or Pope hour or any other hour. By WMATA's logic cars shouldn't be allowed on the streets, that's my point.

I'd have been more impressed with the Pope on a bike.

(or even a stick, really.)

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