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#2
yea, econ can be boooring...read the ny times article yesterday about home equity (https://www.nytimes.com/2007/11/08/bu...rssnyt&emc=rss ) ...dayuuum...money is no longer real!! ...well, never was really
#6
I'm embarrassed to be from VCU right now. I just got out of a lecture by Col. DiSalvo and it was a disgrace. An academic briefing and all people could do was yell at him the whole time about the war in Iraq.
My bike is in my sig! I'm one of like 2 battleship grey pistas around here.
I dont have a brake anymore because I broke my lever so I switched down to 46x16 gearing instead of 48. Not a huge difference but it helps at all the stop lights.
My bike is in my sig! I'm one of like 2 battleship grey pistas around here.
I dont have a brake anymore because I broke my lever so I switched down to 46x16 gearing instead of 48. Not a huge difference but it helps at all the stop lights.
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I'm embarrassed to be from VCU right now. I just got out of a lecture by Col. DiSalvo and it was a disgrace. An academic briefing and all people could do was yell at him the whole time about the war in Iraq.
My bike is in my sig! I'm one of like 2 battleship grey pistas around here.
I dont have a brake anymore because I broke my lever so I switched down to 46x16 gearing instead of 48. Not a huge difference but it helps at all the stop lights.

My bike is in my sig! I'm one of like 2 battleship grey pistas around here.
I dont have a brake anymore because I broke my lever so I switched down to 46x16 gearing instead of 48. Not a huge difference but it helps at all the stop lights.

#13
I felt like i got invited to a secret society. Within like an hour of making a velospace someone commented on my bike and invited me to hang out in front of shafer.
#15
straws... wtf? i don't think i'd ever post where i left my bike for extended periods of time and how i locked it up on a public forum. i suggest people in this thread use a less public way of divulging this information before someone takes all your bikes and you all have to find a new way to hang out together.
#16
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In Straw's defense, where he is talking about is in the middle of a pedestrian plaza lined with bike racks. There are seriously about 150 bikes or more locked up there during the day. At least thirty or so desireable hipster bikes, and most not locked up as well as his.
But caution never hurt anyone
-Rob.
But caution never hurt anyone

-Rob.
#18
Yeah, the Compass is a pretty safe place, with Shafer being there and the constant foot traffic throughout the day.
I leave my beater locked up for days on the bike racks to the side of Johnson, and it hasn't been touched.
I leave my beater locked up for days on the bike racks to the side of Johnson, and it hasn't been touched.
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You don't have to run faster than the bear, you have to run faster than your buddy.
Seriously, if your bike looks rattier than the guy's bike next to you, or have it locked better, your bike is less likely to be stolen. Your's doesn't have to be unstealable, just harder than the next guys.
Seriously though, is bike theft a big problem in the fan? None of my bikes are that desireable, and most of my friends keep their bikes inside.
-Rob.
Seriously, if your bike looks rattier than the guy's bike next to you, or have it locked better, your bike is less likely to be stolen. Your's doesn't have to be unstealable, just harder than the next guys.
Seriously though, is bike theft a big problem in the fan? None of my bikes are that desireable, and most of my friends keep their bikes inside.
-Rob.
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