BIKE: Re: No P.O. Bike Racks
Stephen.Kreidler
Stephen.Kreidler
Wed Jul 7 04:28:55 PDT 2004
Stuart is correct when he says that racks and fasteners are still available
from the City. And also correct in that the Bike Program no longer installs
them. Any commercial/retail location you use that has no rack and has space
for one without interferring in ADA and pedestrian access can get racks.
Colly
-----Original Message-----
From: Stuart Werbner [mailto:stuwerb]
Sent: Sunday, July 04, 2004 12:23 PM
To: watcyc; forum-bicycleaustin.info
Subject: BIKE: Re: No P.O. Bike Racks
I most often use the P.O. near Congress and Ben White. After exersizing my
writing hand and naively filling out several suggestion cards over the past
few years, and being reminded of the lack of progress by this current
thread, I now have decided to bring my bike inside, each and every time,
from now on, until the problem is solved.
I suggest that any and all cyclists in Austin do the same -- politely bring
their bike inside any P.O. that DOES NOT have racks. [BTW, the downtown P.O.
DOES have a rack.]
And, each time they ask me to move my bike outside, I will readily do so,
and politely suggest that they install at least one bike rack. And, I will
have succeeded in reminding them of their deficiency. And, the more people
who do this, the clearer the message will become.
[I believe any P.O. can still get free racks from the city, but may have to
install them on their own.]
..And, unfortunately, I would not recommend that anyone bother filling out
any more suggestion cards on installing bike racks.
A firm believer in non-violent resistance,
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_`\<,_
(*)/ (*)
~~~~~~~~~
Stuart Werbner
Annuit Coeptis
"Time for another regime change."
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>yeah, or try wearing a USPS jersey next time you talk to them ;}
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>Michael
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>Maybe if you taake your bike in line with you, they will get the
>message! Just a thought.
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> > Date: Mon, 28 Jun 2004 20:51:55 -0500
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> > A time back I talked the supervisor; but the United States Post
> > Office on south Congress at Ben White refuses to have bike racks.
> > All I got was a "shrug."
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> > It just seems odd that they won't have bike racks.
> > Sometimes it's like the USPO races towards obsolescence with sort of
> > a plan, kind of, or not.
> >
> > - Neal Nuwash -
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> > > > A young minister was having trouble in his church and he was
> > > > having a lot > of difficulty pulling together a message for
> > > > Sunday morning.
> > > > He
> > > > talked to his wife and said, "I give up. Whatever I preach on,
> > > > the
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> > > > people are not going to listen, but only criticize. I am going
> > > > to preach on bicycles."
> > > > His wife was not amused and said, "If you are preaching on
> > > > bicycles, I am going to help out in the nursery and I am
> > > > turning the speaker off. I don't even want to hear what you are
> > > > going to say."
> > > > So it was as the young minister went to worship. Just as he
> > > > was about to step into the pulpit, he thought about the Genesis
> > > > passage which commands "be fruitful and multiply." He shifted
> > > > from speaking about bicycles to talking about human sexuality.
> > > > The congregation was spellbound. It was informative, helpful,
> > > > and inspired.
> > > > After the service, a young woman went to pick up her young
> > > > child and said to the pastor's wife, "That was the most
> > > > fantastic sermon I have ever heard." The minister's wife
> > > > responded, "You know, he really doesn't know that much about
> > > > it. He has only done it twice. The first time he fell and broke
> > > > his arm. And the second time, his hat blew off!"
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