Efficiency is something I love, seek out, and live by. We need these around town, on our streets outside bars and theatres... and most importantly, outside the corporate office towers + workplaces where we can have more people commuting by bicycle without the building managers freaking out about the "new" demand for more and better bicycle parking (currently wedged in the corner of the 'loading dock').
* la receta, de la bicicleta. recipes, bikes. riding the city of angels. *
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la receta de la bicicleta, riding the city of angels...
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1 comment:
It looks neat as a way to save space, but is it a good idea to place all the weight of the bike on the wheel for hours on end? If so, I'd go for it if the cost of using the umbrella was reasonable: around $1/use :)
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