Hooray, extra cycle stands outside the office today

[anyuser]

I would have thought the horizontal tabs are for extra security when set in the concrete.

 

[Black Sheep]

from having watched my dad excavate numerous clothes poles from our back garden after they've been pulled down in a wind, I don't think that extra bit of metal would make much difference as the only thing that will get them out is probably a tank.

it's normal practice to shorten the length of street furniture to allow for the depth of hole (there may be utility pipes below)

if your unsure, give the rack a good kick and see if it moves.

 

[nich]

Will you be using them?

I'm lucky that my work has a basement I can store my bike in, but the new proposed office doesn't

I think it has some cycle stands nearby, but I'm really worried about locking my bike up outside, especially since I've just whacked out a fair amount on a new one.

Time for insurance I think...

Bleh!

 

[anyuser]

I do use them occasionally but we also have underground secure parking that I use most of the time. Even in there the bike gets locked up very securely. I don't like leaving it outside all day.