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  1. #1
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    Quote Originally Posted by LadyinWhite View Post
    I teach at a Univ and when I ride to campus, I bring my bike into my office or into the classroom. Was thinking of locking it outside but looks like there is no good solution except perhaps leaving the lock attached to the rack itself. I'm going to give that some thought. (thanks for that tip, the more I think about it, it may be exactly the solution)
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    If you are allowed to bring it indoors and store it in your office, that is always the safest best. Mine was stolen while locked to a bike rack at the university I teach at, but they have a no bikes indoor rule even though I have a private office I could store it in....... I also bring it into the restroom with me if I am out riding alone......... Also, be aware, lleaving a locked bike overnight also increases probablity of theft (my daughter lost one this way at school...).

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    I keep a heavy chain lock at work in the bike lock up. Works great. Unless I forget my keys... Besides there are a hell of a lot nicer bikes than my roadie (including a Full Carbon Issac) and they are still there in the afternoons. I have no quams placing either the road bike or the hybrid in there. (the fact it's hospital staff key coded area makes me feel safer too)

    As for the rest of the time I don't really need to lock up my bike. I take a quick spin down to the post office where it's all glass and can see my baby from the counter or line up. And both pools closest to me have Tri racks so there's no need to lock em up. The cafeterias I go to after group rides have plenty of spots to store bikes so I'm not too concerned.
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