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Old 04-08-22 | 05:21 PM
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Daniel4
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Originally Posted by prairiepedaler
... I like to lock up attached to natural gas pipes coming out of a building. In that case he has to work the lock, not the fixture. In the event the thief uses an angle grinder, and there is a small gas leak, then it would be worth it to lose the bike to explosion just to know the thief made his final attempt at theft or anything else.
My barber is on a strip mall which has no bike racks so I usually walk. The only places to lock would be those gas lines on the gas meter. Originally, I thought no way would I lock my bike there but your post is making me think it's not a bad idea.

But then again, if there were to be an explosion, wouldn't I be partially liable for damages?
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