Oh, such an interesting rack-lock! I avoid using hanger racks if possible, also because I have rather broad handlebars and the hanger racks on the trains I use often are rather closely spaced. So I prefer to lean the bike, however with my U-lock it is almost impossible to lock it to something (which is a good idea if I don't sit close, although I haven't heard of a bike theft on the trains here in Slovenia yet).
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Indeed, I haven't heard of bike theft on trains either. Problem is, if the thief can pull it off, it makes the perfect crime. As the victim you're basically screwed the moment the doors close and the train starts to move. This is why I never let my eyes off luggage or bikes when on a train. Even more so on a bus.