City of Saskatoon public lock ups a joke
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City of Saskatoon public lock ups a joke
Usually when I think of somewhere to park my bike I expect something more.. Fill in the blank.
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The good news is you can take it with you and lock up wherever you need to go!
That and the color makes me think there's a future companion to Citibike called Citilock. "Protecting your bike better than your credit history!"
That and the color makes me think there's a future companion to Citibike called Citilock. "Protecting your bike better than your credit history!"
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Jeeze, was that intentional, or was there some kind of structure failure?
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Berg2: I was locking my bike when I noticed the lockup started to rattle. I lifted on it and it came out..
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The bike racks in the Harbour Landing neighborhood in Regina are pathetic. I'll have to take a picture the next time I'm over there. They are designed to look like grass blowing in the wind. Just curved poles in several sizes (1 to 3 feet tall) with a tiny d-ring at the tip. I doubt you could even lean a bike against them without it falling over. Many are loose and the bolts securing them are flimsy enough you could easily break off the rack by hand.
Here's a fuzzy one from google street view.
Here's a fuzzy one from google street view.
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New keyfob for bike lock key?
- Andy
- Andy
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NB: We are not on the Saskatoon city council, to fix the problem, try those people , instead..
< back to ridicule mode >
< back to ridicule mode >
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The bike racks in the Harbour Landing neighborhood in Regina are pathetic. I'll have to take a picture the next time I'm over there. They are designed to look like grass blowing in the wind. Just curved poles in several sizes (1 to 3 feet tall) with a tiny d-ring at the tip. I doubt you could even lean a bike against them without it falling over. Many are loose and the bolts securing them are flimsy enough you could easily break off the rack by hand.
Here's a fuzzy one from google street view.
Here's a fuzzy one from google street view.
Harbour Landing?
where the hell is there a Harbour in Regina??
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