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Is there some kind of accepted protocol for dealing with abandoned bikes that are locked to bike racks taking up valuable space? I wouldn't normally care, but the bike rack outside my office is *very* full, and this one bike appears to have been abandoned there in one of the best spots. The seat is long since gone/stolen, but the front tire is locked up with the back tire and frame.
I know the bicycle couriers would appreciate an extra spot during the day. Not sure if I should just mind my own business.
I had a female friend who used to be a prostitute... She said the guys who drove up in over-sized macho vehicles were almost always greatly over compensating. She said it wasn't even just about their physical size, they were also lousy at sex.
Agreed. Not that I'm a professional ... but that's been my experience as well. The ones who talk a big game have no game.
I work at the corner of Congress and 17th. Those two bike cops have been hanging around a lot the past few days. I've seen them every day along Congress between MLK and the Capitol. I even spoke to them 2 days ago and they were not friendly, so if you're riding in the area, make sure you stop at all the stop signs, etc.
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