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When parking is far from the office!

Unicorn · 2007-01-01T06:56:37+00:00

Good Morning! Well my company just signed a parking contract with a parking garage that is about half a mike away from the companies building! They did organize rides but to wait for a van to pick me up from the parking garage is kind of cheesy. I work in a high tech zone in Tel-Aviv Israel and parking is a major problem. So I keep my Muni in the car trunk and just pedal in. It is great there are all sorts of ramps, Fountains, decks and flights of stairs between all of the high tech buildings that make a great obstacle course for me in the morning! Ah the pleasures of one wheel! Just think what a pain in the ass it would be to get a bike in and out of the Mazda 3 trunk! Unicorn -- Unicorn ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Unicorn's Profile: http://www.unicyclist.com/profile/12801 View this thread: http://www.unicyclist.com/thread/56258

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Unicorn
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1 January 2007, 06:56 UTC #1

Good Morning!
Well my company just signed a parking contract with a parking garage
that is about half a mike away from the companies building! They did
organize rides but to wait for a van to pick me up from the parking
garage is kind of cheesy. I work in a high tech zone in Tel-Aviv Israel
and parking is a major problem.
So I keep my Muni in the car trunk and just pedal in. It is great there
are all sorts of ramps, Fountains, decks and flights of stairs between
all of the high tech buildings that make a great obstacle course for me
in the morning!
Ah the pleasures of one wheel! Just think what a pain in the ass it
would be to get a bike in and out of the Mazda 3 trunk!
Unicorn
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fluxusmaximus
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1 January 2007, 08:03 UTC #2

Oh, so you're the guy in the Uni mag!
Yeah, I too appreciate the mobility of a unicycle. You can lug them
wherever you go. Grocery shopipng's quite a breeze too when you can
just stuff your uni in the cart and ride off with groceries after
payment.
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Hazmat
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1 January 2007, 11:01 UTC #3

That's awesome. I also use my unicycle to run errands like shopping and
the ride to work. But am thinking of attaching a trolley/trailer to it
like the bikes do to make my shopping needs much less of a hassle. It
may be weird or unusual but it would definitely be unique to see. 😄 😄
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iridemymuni
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1 January 2007, 11:20 UTC #4

Hazmat said:
That's awesome. I also use my unicycle to run errands like shopping and
the ride to work. But am thinking of attaching a trolley/trailer to it
like the bikes do to make my shopping needs much less of a hassle. It
may be weird or unusual but it would definitely be unique to see. 😄 😄
so you'll basically just be riding a tricycle and sitting on the
handlebars of the tricycle?
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Hazmat
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1 January 2007, 11:35 UTC #5

iridemymuni said:
so you'll basically just be riding a tricycle and sitting on the
handlebars of the tricycle?
Actually it would be like me riding this and i'm sitting on the
handlebars because of the height of my unis. 😄 😄
http://www.unicycle.com/shopping/shopexd.asp?id=440
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Conor_Mcg
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1 January 2007, 11:39 UTC #6

Hazmat said:
http://www.unicycle.com/shopping/shopexd.asp?id=440
Why did you link to that page?
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Hazmat
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1 January 2007, 11:53 UTC #7

I was replying to iridemymuni to show him how high my uni (being the big
wheel) is compared to a trailer i'm thinking of getting (being the
small wheel) 😄 😄. Sorry if i confused you haha 😄
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