Great, Jay...that sounds perfect.
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> Thanks for the insight. My Homer is safely parked inside my new
> office---no one has raised any concerns so far.
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Glad to hear the Homer is safe and hope the new job is great.
See you next summer.
Tom
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Well, that's fantastic for you, but highly anticlimactic for us! Grin. Glad
it's a non-issue!
With abandon,
Patrick
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> Thanks for the insight. My Homer is safely parked inside my new
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Excellent!
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Agreed. I've been working at the same employer for awhile now and would
lock my bike up outside. I didn't have a 'nice' bike until a few years ago
(funny that now most of my bikes are 'nice' bikes), but I didn't hesitate
locking up outside, though I'd do a thorough locking job (locking skewers,
Next Summer? We didn't made it out there this year.
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I have seen Jay's Homer and wouldn't park it outside daily. Gorgeous bike. I
know, bikes are made to ride. I would at least have a "rain bike" for the
dubious days. Try the bring it inside plan first and adapt.
When you coming back to Bridgeton? Let's ride again.
Tom Palmer
Twin Lake, MI
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I will second the just bring it inside approach Patrick and others have
suggested. I started doing that at my work, and no one has said anything.
Several co-workers are now doing the same. On really wet days or snowy days, I
do my best to shake water / slush off of tires and frame before I co
If much of your riding is commuting, then I think that you should use a
good bike to the extent this is practical, and practicality basically means
"secure from theft." If theft is not a problem, then by all means use your
Homer. Perhaps a bike cover might help with the elements? But I recall at
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Will they forbid you from bringing it inside? There might be an out of the
way area where you could leave it. Ask nicely!
Rene, lucky I can bring my bike into my office.
On Monday, August 15, 2016, Ryan Fleming
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> If security is at all an issue (one of our offices has outside bike racks
I'm starting a new job tomorrow at an employer with an outdoor bike rack.
I'm neurotic and spoiled---my last employer had a bike rack in the parking
garage. The 20 mile roundtrip ride will be much more enjoyable on my Homer
but I'm concerned leaving it out in the elements. Getting an old Peug
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