Warning: Don't linger TOO long over your Starbucks triple latte while your bike is outside chained to a tree.....
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11-05-2007, 04:22 PM #1
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11-05-2007, 07:17 PM #2
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Ahhh, the famous bike-eating tree. That's here in the lovely PNW.
Come visit! Bring your raingear and rubber boots! Grease up yer bike chain real good, and put extra dubbin on yer Brooks!
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11-05-2007, 07:41 PM #3
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i used to work at starbucks and I biked there everyday, until that is my bike and I were derailed. it was under condos and the bike rack was in the back next to the parking places. barring all else I have no qualms about locking my bike up to a parking meter, sign, etc. I don't lock my bike up to trees because 1. they are usually to big, 2. I think it is bad for the trees, 3. if the tree is too big it will be bad when I rough up the bark because I am trying in vain to lock my bike to it.
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11-05-2007, 07:45 PM #4
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MADSCOT!!!!!!
So good to see you!!!!!
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11-05-2007, 07:53 PM #5
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Madscott!! Hey there, good to see you.
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11-06-2007, 05:17 AM #6
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We don't have many places in town here to lock our bikes on the street- no parking signs or meters, etc...
We lock to small trees frequently, and are careful not to hurt them. Gotta watch out for people walking their dogs though.
That sure hurts the trees more than we do. 
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11-06-2007, 08:13 AM #7
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When Joe and I ride in Enumclaw we start from the high school and on our return we stop at the Enumclaw Starbuck for coffee (about 2 blocks from the high school). We carry locks in our back pouches that are attached to our seat post. We lock the bikes together and place them so we can see them through a window. We use our locks when we bike into Seattle. We usually start from New Castle Beach in Bellevue and bike over the I90 bridge and work our way to the Seattle Water Front where we usually stop at Ivars or that other place (can't remember the name) for lunch and then head back. Our locks work wonderfully but we still keep them in a spot where we can keep an eye on them.
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