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Ben Pfaff
Guest
Curtis L. Russell <[email protected]> writes:
> The third case was not much better in design than a toaster
> rack, and they almost put it too close to the building to use
> it at all. As it was, the drop off in front of the rack made
> for some difficult times for the users.
I hate running into those racks. There are a number of
businesses around here where the owners had the insight to
install a bike rack, but not the insight to notice that it was
installed so close to a wall that you could only park one bike at
it (parallel to the wall). I don't know whether to thank them
for installing a rack at all, or to complain because they did
such a lousy job.
--
"doe not call up Any that you can not put downe."
--H. P. Lovecraft
> The third case was not much better in design than a toaster
> rack, and they almost put it too close to the building to use
> it at all. As it was, the drop off in front of the rack made
> for some difficult times for the users.
I hate running into those racks. There are a number of
businesses around here where the owners had the insight to
install a bike rack, but not the insight to notice that it was
installed so close to a wall that you could only park one bike at
it (parallel to the wall). I don't know whether to thank them
for installing a rack at all, or to complain because they did
such a lousy job.
--
"doe not call up Any that you can not put downe."
--H. P. Lovecraft