That's not how I use a bike - sounds more like a car mentality approach, but situations vary. I leave the bike as near as possible to where I want to shop. I then ride it or maybe walk it to the next place. It becomes, in effect, a shopping trolley. Other people who use bikes do the same. Hence the need for cycle stands at various convenient places.Cyril Haearn wrote:Maybe conveniently on the edge of the CBD is meant , strangely expressed mind
I park my bike once on the edge of town, then walk, often I want to visit many different shops, the library &c. It would be crazy to cycle 100-200 meters, lock the bike again..
Cycle Stands
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Re: Cycle Stands
"It takes a genius to spot the obvious" - my old physics master.
I don't peddle bikes.
I don't peddle bikes.
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Re: Cycle Stands
My recommendation to anybody thinking of installing cycle stands would be to spend a bit of time observing where bikes are being chained to things like railings and then start your provision there. Installing stands where you think it would be a good idea may be ineffective.
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Re: Cycle Stands
Welsh for cycle is ceffyl haeaern, iron horse
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Cycling-of course, but it is far better on a Gillott
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Cycling-of course, but it is far better on a Gillott
We love safety cameras, we hate bullies