Not claiming to be super smart but basic topology seems to be the thing a lot of other people are most alarmingly dumb at, it’s a wonder anyone is able to tie shoelaces
stauqmuk on
Find the owner of the full suspension Hyper and tell them their fork is backwards.
oldfrancis on
At least they’re all using the rack in the right direction.
Funkiefreshganesh on
Atleast you have a bike rack at your job!
Express-Magician-309 on
Is it me or only the last picture is someone badly locking their bike. Like they made an effort, but failed. The other ones are people just choosing to not lock their bikes. I think they are fully aware and you are giving more care than they do of their own bike.
tk542 on
Wild.
DrDerpberg on
These are new since last time you posted? JFC you must work in the safest city on the planet.
What is this mystical place where a significant number of people bike but nobody has ever heard of a lock?
dax660 on
Do you work at Midvale School for the Gifted?
automator3000 on
Ok. So … your response is to take a photo of an unlocked bike … why? Their choice to not lock, or poorly lock a bike is their own decision, one that does not affect you at all.
All this could possibly achieve is shaming.
AdSignificant6673 on
Do you work in a rich neighbourhood?
carlos_fredric_gauss on
Last one seems totally fine. It’s not topological closed but in reality it’s locked. No one can just grab it and walk away with it. The lock seems too small to be able to wrap around the handle. And I doubt that anyone walks around with a hex key and removes the handle bars.
The lock is flimsy and exists to keep honest people away. A proper thief will just cut the lock or pick it. So I don’t get it
relativityboy on
Your local bicycle theft community thanks you.
Small-Revolution-636 on
Not sure I understand this post. You seem to be finding people who have not attempted to lock their bikes up and then acting as if they locked them incorrectly.
less_than_nick on
To all those with ruffled feathers- When I took these pics last week (as well as the pics from my first post) I left a note with each bike letting them know they should absolutely lock up even though this particular area doesn’t seem to be a hotspot for theft- offering one of my old cable locks as at least the slightest deterrent if they do not have the means to attain one. Most of the bikes I was able to google the model and include how much it could be sold for to give them an idea in the note.
2/5 of those bikes from my first post appear to be locking up now, and one more of them I have seen walking their bike inside to their office.
No need to get upset over this, I promise we’re just having some fun here and not trying to “lock shame” or whatever you’re on about lol
aseaoftrees on
That can’t even classify as amateur…
wendelortega on
Whenever I lock my bike up I always pull it away from whatever I locked it up to just to make sure i didn’t fuck up.
BoutThatLife57 on
That’s ok. We all start somewhere
AviationMetalSmith1 on
Secure Bicycle Parking means not having to lock your bike
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No bike theft is the dream
Not claiming to be super smart but basic topology seems to be the thing a lot of other people are most alarmingly dumb at, it’s a wonder anyone is able to tie shoelaces
Find the owner of the full suspension Hyper and tell them their fork is backwards.
At least they’re all using the rack in the right direction.
Atleast you have a bike rack at your job!
Is it me or only the last picture is someone badly locking their bike. Like they made an effort, but failed. The other ones are people just choosing to not lock their bikes. I think they are fully aware and you are giving more care than they do of their own bike.
Wild.
These are new since last time you posted? JFC you must work in the safest city on the planet.
What is this mystical place where a significant number of people bike but nobody has ever heard of a lock?
Do you work at Midvale School for the Gifted?
Ok. So … your response is to take a photo of an unlocked bike … why? Their choice to not lock, or poorly lock a bike is their own decision, one that does not affect you at all.
All this could possibly achieve is shaming.
Do you work in a rich neighbourhood?
Last one seems totally fine. It’s not topological closed but in reality it’s locked. No one can just grab it and walk away with it. The lock seems too small to be able to wrap around the handle. And I doubt that anyone walks around with a hex key and removes the handle bars.
The lock is flimsy and exists to keep honest people away. A proper thief will just cut the lock or pick it. So I don’t get it
Your local bicycle theft community thanks you.
Not sure I understand this post. You seem to be finding people who have not attempted to lock their bikes up and then acting as if they locked them incorrectly.
To all those with ruffled feathers- When I took these pics last week (as well as the pics from my first post) I left a note with each bike letting them know they should absolutely lock up even though this particular area doesn’t seem to be a hotspot for theft- offering one of my old cable locks as at least the slightest deterrent if they do not have the means to attain one. Most of the bikes I was able to google the model and include how much it could be sold for to give them an idea in the note.
2/5 of those bikes from my first post appear to be locking up now, and one more of them I have seen walking their bike inside to their office.
No need to get upset over this, I promise we’re just having some fun here and not trying to “lock shame” or whatever you’re on about lol
That can’t even classify as amateur…
Whenever I lock my bike up I always pull it away from whatever I locked it up to just to make sure i didn’t fuck up.
That’s ok. We all start somewhere
Secure Bicycle Parking means not having to lock your bike
Hyper bike shaped object is a theft deterrent.