I parked my Quickbeam in a steel bike locker at Ashby BART for several
years. I never worried about anyone stealing my bike - principally
because there were so many other bikes nearby in racks that were much
easier targets (cheap lock, etc.). Now that I think about it, the
locking mechanism on all
Even though this thread is old, I find myself thinking about this question,
i.e., Would You? when I am out riding.
Thus, I took some pics recently:
https://plus.google.com/u/0/photos/111838829033930119881/albums/5669475288427885009
These are lockers installed and maintained by Metro Transit in
That locker is more weatherproof than my 90 year old garage, where my bikes
are, so I'd agree that it's no problem.
One advantage of lockers is that thieves don't know what is in them, or
even if there's anything in them at all. I would keep a lock on it even
when empty so there is no clear
I might consider one of these lockers as well. Perhaps I'd paint the
word TRASH on there so thieves would think it is a house for my
garbage cans.
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If I do go through with it, I will most likely get one that holds two bikes
and my husband and I will use both spots. He also has a nice bike, so
security of the locker is key. This will also help clear up some prime
real estate within our condo unit, which is quite small as it is. If he
Wow, Rick, small world! Lots of people come and go through the Gaither.
It's interesting to hear their stories.
I am probably going to put it on the far end of my own parking spot, away
from the street. At night, it would be impeded by our car, but by day, I
guess a truck could come by and
Thank you all for chiming in! Your insight has been very helpful. Time
for me to gather some quotes!
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Yes, I would.
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Wow, good leg-work on your part! My condo association would never
agree to that. my only concern would be humidity and condensation.
Maybe that's not a big deal with a bicycle, and bicycles are made to
be used/worn out, so i say go for it if you can't deal with lugging it
in and out.
It comes down to which locker.
I would lock my Rivendell in the very nicest bike lockers I have seen. I
would absolutely not park my Rivendell in the worst bike lockers I have
seen. The best bike lockers are as good or better than parking your bike
in your home. The worst bike lockers are
I rent a bike locker at work, same brand as you reference. It's great
- I have no concerns whatsoever about the security of my rivish
Resurrectio. I don't know what you're capital outlay for a locker
like this would be, but note that each locker can hold two bikes, one
from each end. If you can
Thanks!
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Your area has a fair bit of crime, mostly of the disorganized
opportunity kind though (I'm in ATL, and am familiar w/ the Gaither
-- my best friend lived in a downstairs righthand side10th street
facing unit back in the paleolithic era). Did the Assoc. tell you
where you could put it? I'm
I love the,Not just for hipsters anymore in your pitch!
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the stairs and through the narrow doorway has become
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