most satisfying thing about being named EotM
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wow... too bad there's not a way to stand it up and lock it in the middle of the spot rather than the sign.
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Congratulations.
Can you borrow a bike rack for the month? Perhaps a "sponsored" one from the LBS. If you place in the parking spot it could demonstrate how space effective bicycles are..
Can you borrow a bike rack for the month? Perhaps a "sponsored" one from the LBS. If you place in the parking spot it could demonstrate how space effective bicycles are..
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Nice! Congrats!
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nah i asked facilities to put a bike rack in the spot for the month so theyre gonna do that and i'll let whoever wants to park there.
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Now I'm gonna have to go get a picture of mine parked in the reserved "alternative fuels" spaces.
We have bike racks down in the fleet parking area. However, many folks have decided to bring their bikes in from home and store them down there just in case they get the notion to go ride on the nearby trails system at lunch or after work one of these days. The end shot is that commuters wind up locking to the fence or racing for the one or two open bike spaces.
I've been using my Tikit for the past month, and solved the issue by letting the Tikit curl up and sleep under my desk.
We have bike racks down in the fleet parking area. However, many folks have decided to bring their bikes in from home and store them down there just in case they get the notion to go ride on the nearby trails system at lunch or after work one of these days. The end shot is that commuters wind up locking to the fence or racing for the one or two open bike spaces.
I've been using my Tikit for the past month, and solved the issue by letting the Tikit curl up and sleep under my desk.
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Absolutely brilliant!
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That's hilarious.
At the summer camp I'm biking my soon-to-be-8 yr old to, there is an eotm spot and the current occupant parks his pimped out prelude diagonally just enough to stick out to the spots on either side of it.
At the summer camp I'm biking my soon-to-be-8 yr old to, there is an eotm spot and the current occupant parks his pimped out prelude diagonally just enough to stick out to the spots on either side of it.