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Gepetto & Vélos

59 Rue du Cardinal Lemoine,
Paris
Paris
01 43 54 19 95

Type: Bicycling
Cost: Half-day rentals Euro 7.50, full-day rentals Euro 14.

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Bikes can be taken on Transilien lines and RER A and B trains, but only in carriages marked with a bicycle symbol, and not during rush hours (weekdays, 6:30am to 9:00am and 4:30pm to 7:00pm). Métro line 1 is open to cyclists on Sundays only until 4:30pm (although you can’t get your bike past the turnstiles at La Défense or Louvre-Rivoli). Buses are completely off-limits to bicycles.
Last updated March 19, 2008
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