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Explanation #6: A cyclist annoyed some workmen who were fixing streetlights.
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Explanation #6: A cyclist annoyed some workmen who were fixing streetlights.
Someone who was strong enough to lift the bike up to the top of a ladder and slide it down a light post.
Whelp. Time to start locking bikes to natural gas meter pipes.
Itās only a matter of time until the thieves try the same trick.
Yup, clearly the weapon of choice here on a Kryptonite NY Lock in a busy PATH train station plaza. Thankfully not my bike, I ride a āno tearsā cheap city beater.
It occurs to me that you could very easily get away with using an angle grinder in a public place simply by wearing a fluorescent safety vest and a toolbelt. Fake laminated ID badge a plus, doesnāt even have to be a match to the real thing as long as thereās something thereā¦
There was a hysterical video a while back where guys proved you could stand there doing anything to a locked bike in NYC as long as you were white. The black guy eventually got attention, but it took a while.
The unicorn origami in the last scene was from a foil chewing gum wrapper. Rectangular?
Sad. Not hysterical at all.
Bike thieves, man. They should be publicly hung, drawn and quartered or even better, burnt at the stake.
Over time it could be a lot of bikes. You could get a couple of bikes a day for weeks, until the rack gets fixed.
Plus you get to choose your time for cutting the rack when itās not observed - cut the rack outside a lecture theatre at three on a Tuesday morning when the thereās no one around, and you can come back and grab a bike during every night class for a good while.
Wonder where you lock the ladder up, though.
It worked for the Ghostbusters ā¦
Fill them full of high-pressure purple dye?
Except it would probably be corrosive, and spray out randomly within a week.
Looks like thatāll lift right of f the top.
My geocaching āurban camouflageā is nothing more than carrying a clipboard. Iāve cached along some fairly busy sidewalks while ātaking readings and checking my notesā without ever having anyone stop me to ask what Iām doing, even when poking around infrastructure items.
Evil, but genius.
(really late comment here)
Seems like the perfect place for the police to put a bait bike.
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