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Making bike less likey to be vandalized
On Thursday, July 18, 2019 at 10:13:41 PM UTC-5, AK wrote:
Last night, someone broke off my headlight and it's 2 18650 battery pack. At my apartment. Police were called and a report was taken. I can not carry my bike up two stairs as I have back and neck problems. I do not know how much my Huffy mountain bike weighs, but it is quite heavy. It has a luggage rack, bottle holder, and one of those bulb activated "clown horns." One option is to ask manager if I can install some pulleys to pull my bike up to my balcony. I do not give that much of a probability of being okayed. Any other ideas come to mind? Andy To minimize the chance of being vandalized, ride the worst bike imaginable. Ride a bike that is trashy and needs to be thrown in the dump. The scum people of the world will not vandalize it. I agree with the other person who said get a carbon bike. Or more correctly, a lighter weight bike. A bike less than 20 pounds. Easier to carry. |
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