Anyone ride their bike to the gym?

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I just got a new gym membership to "24 hr fitness"(not open 24hrs), on North Brand blvd in Glendale. I am considering biking to the gym and then doing some weight training. My question is does anyone do this? How safe is it chaining a road bike at the provided bike rack? The gym is on the third floor and I believe the rack is on the first. It would just be another motivator to ride more I guess. Anyone with experience with this gym or another regarding its safety? Thanks in advance.:D

[jsigone]

personally I don't like to leave my bike anywhere I'm not.

[efficiency]

This is what errand bikes are for. Mine is an inexpensive fixed gear that I got for about $400.

[Oleanshoebox]

personally I don't like to leave my bike anywhere I'm not.

+2billion and 6

[roadfix]

This is what errand bikes are for. Mine is an inexpensive fixed gear that I got for about $400.

Winner! .....except my cool errand fixed gear I put together for half that. :D

icon: you might run into Mary there...

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I might just take my brothers road when he's off at school. If it gets stolen he wont notice for a few months. No I'm only kidding.

Roadfix, so this Mary you speak of rides her bike to the gym? So I won't be a renaissance man if I do? Haa.

[tinrobot]

I would never lock up and leave a bike worth more than a few hundred.

Right now, my beater bike is an old Bridgestone that I upgraded. Rides great, but looks like crap.

[roadfix]

Roadfix, so this Mary you speak of rides her bike to the gym?Yes, but don't confuse her with the Mary that posts here.

[urbanknight]

Gym? I don't go to the gym. They make my arms weigh more.

[Nachoman]

Wouldn't it be funny to bike to the gym, then ride the stationary bike, then bike home.

[dauphin]

I own a gym...I just take mine inside:D