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Old 12-20-09 | 11:31 PM
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I think where you leave your bike is as important or maybe more important than the manner in which it's locked.

It seems this is a crime of opportunity, so if you leave temptation in the path of someone looking for an opportunity, it's going to be gone.

Use a little common sense, remove a temptation, you'll probably keep your bike for a long time.
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