A guide to bring your bicycle on trains in Spain
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This page is under construction.
In the meantime, you can check the page dedicated to cycling on the RENFE website (main railway operator). For other railway operators, see the Iryo and OUIGO España pages. See also the post Taking Bikes on Trains in Spain by Cycle Fiesta, which covers more train categories and operators.
Photo gallery
Until a more complete guide is written, you’ll find here a non-exhaustive glimpse of what some trains look like in Spain. See also the VagonWEB photo gallery page for Spain.
High-speed terminal
A luggage scan is mandatory before boarding high-speed services. It’s not clear whether bicycles have to be scanned, but I’m happy to report that a packed bicycle fitting within a width of 80 cm (e.g. with the front wheel removed and the saddle removed) successfully went through these scanners.
AVE Series 100
Bicycle/storage room at one end of the train.
AVE Series 102
Unfortunately, the only space for large luggage in this train is around the wheelchair-accessible area…
AVE Series 103
Large storage room behind the restaurant, where staff will guide you to put your packed bicycle.
Euromed Series 130
Unfortunately, the only space for large luggage in this train is around the wheelchair-accessible area…
Euskotren
Local railway operated in the Basque Country.
FGC
Local railway operated in Catalonia.
The following trains can be found on the line from Lleida to La Pobla de Segur.