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  1. #1
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    Talking Show us your rack

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    Bike rack that is

    C'mon, whatcha think I meant?

    Gotta favorite bike rack? Artistic? Handy? Funky? Nice view of the Thames? Show us your favorite place to park your trusty steed.

    This one a nice design is in Seattle.
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    Here's our bike racks @ TE. We love 'em!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Susan Otcenas View Post
    Here's our bike racks @ TE. We love 'em!
    That leopard print... jersey? is pretty stylin'!

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    Jacket, actually. From Shebeest several years ago. We have a staff member who is a HUGE leopard fan. Apparently, she has a leopard spotted derailleur. I kid you not.

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    Both are cool racks! The top one is a really cool design. And how neat to have a place to park your bikes inside. You KNOW you work for a cool company when parking is indoors.

    We hardly have any bike racks around here- so I can't take pictures. It's the reason I don't ride to the grocery store or to run errands- there's truly no place to lock my bike up securely. Too bad.
    I think I need to move someplace like the PNW....
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tri Girl View Post
    I think I need to move someplace like the PNW....
    My thought exactly! The only bike racks around here are at the libraries and on campus--oh, and at the YMCA. Nothing cool like the pix posted above.

    I really would move to the PNW if money were no object, and I didn't need a job, and I could get the Chief to leave the southeast, and my dog was OK with it, and.......well, you get the idea.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tri Girl View Post
    I think I need to move someplace like the PNW....
    I agree...and we are working on it! Truly.


    We also have no bike racks to speak of...certainly no cool ones. I asked about getting one at work and you wanna know the reason why they didn't bother? Apparently, when they asked the cyclists who worked here where they'd most like the rack to be located, all of them said "rack? I'd never leave my bike on a rack!". That's right...cycling here is appararently an opportunity to show off your income...and in so doing, no one wants to leave their bikes out of their sight. How's that for a twist?
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    I have no cool rack to show, but I was wondering how long you've wanted to use that line Trek.
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    In climbing we call our collection of gear one's 'rack'. Obviously, many dirty jokes and innuendos are said.

    No pics of bike racks, but I do have this....


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    Quote Originally Posted by chickwhorips View Post
    I have no cool rack to show, but I was wondering how long you've wanted to use that line Trek.
    Hee hee, and you notice how Susan's the 2nd post? Imagine Susan thought bubble here:

    "what's she doing now? Oh, ok, bike racks, whew ..... walks to parking area, snaps photo. That's ok. Here"

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    we also have nifty converted parking meters to use as bike racks now. Looks like Seattle and Berkely have both done this - when the parking was switched over from individual meters to kiosks, some of the old meters were converted to bike racks by taking off the meter heads and attaching a place to put your lock through securely. Berkely put big half circles on theirs. Seattle attached a big cut out bike emblem.

    Of course I think the rail racks (a rack that is basically just a railing about 54" long) that are all around the city are the most elegant solution. They park bikes parallel to the street so they take up little space even when occupied and are almost unnoticable when not occupied.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Trek420 View Post
    Susan, which bike's Kits?
    I wanna know too! I figured it was the leopard print was hers.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Kimmyt View Post
    In climbing we call our collection of gear one's 'rack'. Obviously, many dirty jokes and innuendos are said.

    No pics of bike racks, but I do have this....

    Wow! Between trips my climbing gear always lived on a sling shoved into a pack.

    My work has agreed to put in a bike rack, but we don't yet know when and they're still trying to decided exactly where. We've got several parking spaces that are less than full size due to light posts so I favor the one of these that's right behind the parking attendant's shack. I'd still prefer it to be out of the weather but that's not going to happen.
    I'd rather be swimming...biking...running...and eating cheesecake...
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    Hah. Yeah, that pic was taken in the winter. We've been better about sorting and re-hanging gear recently, but usually it just lives in a pile on the floor or in the pack in the back of our car... but thats really 2 racks up there, The Boy's and Mine, so we rarely use more than 1/2 of that when we're out.



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    Quote Originally Posted by chickwhorips View Post
    I wanna know too! I figured it was the leopard print was hers.
    Nah, I didn't think she's the leopard print.

    Kit? Come out come out wherever you are, which one is it?

    Eden, yeah, I saw those too. Very elegant idea.
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