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07-01-2004, 11:28 AM
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| Re: Bikes & Public Transit "Ryan Cousineau" wrote: (clip) The obvious solution to this non-problem is to carry a couple of small straps or ties, and tie the front wheel to the downtube and the bike to a hand-hold pole. ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ How about a couple of elastic bands or ties on the brake levers? |
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07-01-2004, 02:28 PM
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| Re: Bikes & Public Transit > Have you ever taken your bike on a bus or subway train, > and lost control of it. > Ever had it roll or fall because of the vehicles movement. > I have a solution for this. > Email me for details. =v= Seeing as how the details couldn't be posted here (for free), I suspect this is a variety of spam. =v= Here are several free solutions to such a problem: o Secure the bike to a nearby pole or fixture with the chin strap of your helmet. o Or, secure the bike with a velcro (or other) pants leg strap. o Sometimes you can use a pants leg strap to squeeze your brake lever shut, immobilizing a wheel. o A bungee cord could do all or any of the above. <_Jym_> |
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07-01-2004, 02:28 PM
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| Re: Bikes & Public Transit > Have you ever taken your bike on a bus or subway train, > and lost control of it. > Ever had it roll or fall because of the vehicles movement. > I have a solution for this. > Email me for details. =v= Seeing as how the details couldn't be posted here (for free), I suspect this is a variety of spam. =v= Here are several free solutions to such a problem: o Secure the bike to a nearby pole or fixture with the chin strap of your helmet. o Or, secure the bike with a velcro (or other) pants leg strap. o Sometimes you can use a pants leg strap to squeeze your brake lever shut, immobilizing a wheel. o A bungee cord could do all or any of the above. <_Jym_> |
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07-01-2004, 02:28 PM
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| Re: Bikes & Public Transit > Have you ever taken your bike on a bus or subway train, > and lost control of it. > Ever had it roll or fall because of the vehicles movement. > I have a solution for this. > Email me for details. =v= Seeing as how the details couldn't be posted here (for free), I suspect this is a variety of spam. =v= Here are several free solutions to such a problem: o Secure the bike to a nearby pole or fixture with the chin strap of your helmet. o Or, secure the bike with a velcro (or other) pants leg strap. o Sometimes you can use a pants leg strap to squeeze your brake lever shut, immobilizing a wheel. o A bungee cord could do all or any of the above. <_Jym_> |
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07-01-2004, 02:28 PM
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| Re: Bikes & Public Transit > Have you ever taken your bike on a bus or subway train, > and lost control of it. > Ever had it roll or fall because of the vehicles movement. > I have a solution for this. > Email me for details. =v= Seeing as how the details couldn't be posted here (for free), I suspect this is a variety of spam. =v= Here are several free solutions to such a problem: o Secure the bike to a nearby pole or fixture with the chin strap of your helmet. o Or, secure the bike with a velcro (or other) pants leg strap. o Sometimes you can use a pants leg strap to squeeze your brake lever shut, immobilizing a wheel. o A bungee cord could do all or any of the above. <_Jym_> |
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