Subject line almost says it all... Head says she is going to apply for funding to get a bicycle rack (will be an improvement on the chain link fence we currently lock my son's bike, to). I want to persuade her to try to get something with a roof on it (open-sided, probably).
Who makes bike shelters? These people don't do pictures:
Subject line almost says it all... Head says she is going to apply for funding to get a bicycle rack (will be an improvement on the chain link fence we currently lock my son's bike, to). I want to persuade her to try to get something with a roof on it (open-sided, probably).
Who makes bike shelters? These people don't do pictures:
Subject line almost says it all... Head says she is going to apply for funding to get a bicycle rack (will be an improvement on the chain link fence we currently lock my son's bike, to). I want to persuade her to try to get something with a roof on it (open-sided, probably).
Contact the CTC and speak to Dave Holladay who is an engineer specialising in bike infrastructure.
Subject line almost says it all... Head says she is going to apply for funding to get a bicycle rack (will be an improvement on the chain link fence we currently lock my son's bike, to). I want to persuade her to try to get something with a roof on it (open-sided, probably).
Contact the CTC and speak to Dave Holladay who is an engineer specialising in bike infrastructure.
Are you anywhere vaguely rustic ? Go to a farm shop and ask who builds shelters for sheep. You'll get a bloke with a tape measure who turns up a few weeks later with a load of glaved steel pipe and corrugated steel.
Another way is to get an upper school CDT class to design it. Depending on the school they might also make it, or they might outsource it to a local fabricator (for outsourcing is what passes for vocational traiing anyway, rant, rant). If you involve the local free newspaper with offers of cute pictures of smiling kids and their construction, that's also a good bargaining counter with the fabricator - who has the photos taken in front of their office and prominent logo. Caption it with some tosh about "local community".
Another way is to get an upper school CDT class to design it. Depending on the school they might also make it, or they might outsource it to a local fabricator (for outsourcing is what passes for vocational traiing anyway, rant, rant). If you involve the local free newspaper with offers of cute pictures of smiling kids and their construction, that's also a good bargaining counter with the fabricator - who has the photos taken in front of their office and prominent logo. Caption it with some tosh about "local community".
Your cynicism is fantastic. Ever considered a career in politics? ;-)
Subject line almost says it all... Head says she is going to apply for funding to get a bicycle rack (will be an improvement on the chain link fence we currently lock my son's bike, to). I want to persuade her to try to get something with a roof on it (open-sided, probably).
I clearly need more sleep. I just spent a minute trying to work out the meaning of that profound sounding sentence before I worked out cat(alogue). ;-)
Jon Senior jon_AT_restlesslemon_DOT_co_DOT_uk said:
Badger said:
The paper cat is better than the online...
I clearly need more sleep. I just spent a minute trying to work out the meaning of that profound sounding sentence before I worked out cat(alogue). ;-)
That's your *human* reaction. But isn't it a rash assumption when you're following up to *Badger*?
On 7 Jan 2005 13:16:10 -0800 someone who may be "zebra" <[email hidden]> wrote this:-
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Subject line almost says it all... Head says she is going to apply for funding to get a bicycle rack (will be an improvement on the chain link fence we currently lock my son's bike, to). I want to persuade her to try to get something with a roof on it (open-sided, probably).
Not a direct answer to the question, but a point to ponder.
In Edinburgh they found that a standard Sheffield Stand is not particularly good for small bikes. However, adding a bar about halfway up the stand makes it far better for such bikes.
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