lax to the bike

[bigeasy59]

what is the best ie... cheapiest way to get from lax to the bike thanks for the help

[crackhead]

most likely, renting a car is cheapest. a cab would be fairly expensive. taking the bus would be slow and impractical.

[alex-star]

A combination of a bus and metrolink would be the cheapest, but utterly impractical in LA.

[DeeMo]

ya...rent a car for 50 bucks. Cab ride will probably run you 40-50 each way.

[Arbitrage]

[Rottersod]

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A combination of a bus and metrolink would be the cheapest, but utterly impractical in LA.

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LOL

[PITTM]

there is a free shuttle to the metro, take that as close as you can to the bike(i dont know where it is) and then cab it. i think youre pretty solid there.

rj

[Rottersod]

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there is a free shuttle to the metro, take that as close as you can to the bike(i dont know where it is) and then cab it. i think youre pretty solid there.

rj

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I'm not crazy about that idea. It will let him off around the 105 fwy and the 710 fwy. He may not be able to get a cab there.

[alex-star]

The Bicycle is located in a pretty crappy area, so you might be better off getting a car rental. Or better yet, go to the Hustler which should be about $20 in cab fare from LAX.

[DpFrydHef]

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there is a free shuttle to the metro, take that as close as you can to the bike(i dont know where it is) and then cab it. i think youre pretty solid there.

rj

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I'm not crazy about that idea. It will let him off around the 105 fwy and the 710 fwy. He may not be able to get a cab there.

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Actually, you can take the Green Line all the way to the 105 and the 605 in Norwalk. From there you can take either a cab for about $10-$15, or take the 111 bus for $1.25 from the station directly to the Bike.

Takes about 15 minutes by bus from Norwalk station to the Bike. Probably about an hour and a half in total from LAX.