If they let full size bikes back on trains with an area for bikes, it should be dead easy to board them. The one or two times I've taken my bike I've been on the train far quicker than the usual half asleep commuters I guess with all of the above, it depends on the specific situation. I obviously live in an area where they let full size bikes on and they cause no problems, you work in area where they dont and have a bunch of mong tards trying to get the train which hold you up
To be fair I'd far rather pay to run my car than get the train - its cheaper, easier and quicker. Unfortunately working in the town centre I would have to pay for parking which is £15/day I'll stick to getting a lift and cycling and on the odd occasion - getting the train when I have to.
Speaking of mongtards that dont bother to move up the station to get the empty doors - I had the same when I used to work at Canary Wharf. So many people would pile down the stairs straight to the nearest door and have to wait for 2,3 or even 4 trains to be able to get on. I used to walk right down the other end and get straight on It also meant when it got into Waterloo that I was at the right end to get straight out the exit whilst the other idiots fight over the other exit. For people that are meant to be in very high paid jobs for clever people, they're not very smart