Stupid Trends
#151
thread derailleur
Joined: May 2008
Posts: 1,095
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From: beyond Thunderdome
Bikes: 82 Bianchi ECO Pista, Pake, Kilo TT, some *** bmx i found underneath an old house
I don't ever ride with my lock in my back pocket, it goes in the belt when I don't have my bag. but knowing that I can in a pinch does make it more functional.
#152
Double Agent
Joined: Jun 2007
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From: your girl's bed
Bikes: Fly Pantera, GT GTB
I used to ride with my lock in my pocket but that **** is definitely uncomfortable and pops out when I try to hop curbs. Why do you need to shave seconds on locking up, are you trying to make sure all the girls think you're a courier when you skid up to the spot?
#155
thread derailleur
Joined: May 2008
Posts: 1,095
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From: beyond Thunderdome
Bikes: 82 Bianchi ECO Pista, Pake, Kilo TT, some *** bmx i found underneath an old house
Look, you can either choose to put your lock in the pocket or not. The fact that the pocket is large enough to accommodate it is nice though. And not just an Evo Mini, but an On Guard mini Bulldog. As well, it provides more capacity for non-lock related items. I'm just saying it's nice to have pockets on my knickers, that, if need be, can comfortably hold it. Your bad experiences do not deter this fact.
The girls think I'm hot when I'm on my bike lock or not. That just comes with my territory.
The girls think I'm hot when I'm on my bike lock or not. That just comes with my territory.
#162
Senior Member
Joined: Sep 2008
Posts: 63
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From: Kansas City
Bikes: Pake Track frame with various components, 2012 Trek 2.1









