New York is a city full of creative people. I would argue that the most creative of all now live in Queens. Of course, that's not an unbiased opinion, coming from someone who has lived in Astoria for 12 years. ;-)
Our creativity extends to all sorts of things, including our bikes. Some folks are creative in getting their bikes to work: They install or remove all sorts of things even the most imaginative mechanics would never dream of! Others are creative in painting, accessorizing or decorating their bikes.
Still others are creative in how we park our bikes. There have been times when I've locked my steed to things I never could have imagined it could be locked to. But I don't think that even I, in all of my ingenuity (ha, ha) ever did anything like this:
How does the bike feel about being in such a compromising position?
All right, I'll restore whatever dignity it has left, being exposed to the elements and all:
This was right around the corner from my apartment. Was I being a good neighbor in exposing this bike's plight?
Our creativity extends to all sorts of things, including our bikes. Some folks are creative in getting their bikes to work: They install or remove all sorts of things even the most imaginative mechanics would never dream of! Others are creative in painting, accessorizing or decorating their bikes.
Still others are creative in how we park our bikes. There have been times when I've locked my steed to things I never could have imagined it could be locked to. But I don't think that even I, in all of my ingenuity (ha, ha) ever did anything like this:
How does the bike feel about being in such a compromising position?
All right, I'll restore whatever dignity it has left, being exposed to the elements and all:
This was right around the corner from my apartment. Was I being a good neighbor in exposing this bike's plight?
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