A Downside to Commuting (or is it an upside?)
#26
Prefers Cicero

Joined: Jul 2005
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From: Toronto
Bikes: 1984 Trek 520; 2007 Bike Friday NWT; misc others
The upside is that I don't have to do errands for the company in my personal car and gas which they don't always reimburse........wooohooo
The downside is that I can no longer jump on a great deal on Craiglist when I see a bike for sale. I have yet figure out how to get the bike home afterward.
The downside is that I can no longer jump on a great deal on Craiglist when I see a bike for sale. I have yet figure out how to get the bike home afterward.
#28
I am a caffine girl
Joined: Nov 2009
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From: Bay Area
Bikes: 2012 Stumpjumper FSR Comp...2010 Scott CR1 CF...2007 Novara FS Float2.0...2009 Specialized Hardrock Disc...2009 Schwinn Le Tour GSr
That's a good thought I've haven't look into yet. I van use my lock on my bike and lock it up in a safe resident area or a busy parking area and come back with my car. The only limiting factor will still be limiting to how far if a way I can travel by train (bart) and bus depending where the seller is and want to meet up at. However at least it is a possibility.
#29
Scan Me
Joined: Jun 2008
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From: Dallas, TX
Bikes: 2009 Trek 2.3, 2010 Specialized Secteur Sport
The upside is that I don't have to do errands for the company in my personal car and gas which they don't always reimburse........wooohooo
The downside is that I can no longer jump on a great deal on Craiglist when I see a bike for sale. I have yet figure out how to get the bike home afterward.
The downside is that I can no longer jump on a great deal on Craiglist when I see a bike for sale. I have yet figure out how to get the bike home afterward.
https://www.amazon.com/Delta-Bike-Hit.../dp/B000ACAM9C
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