Show us where you keep your bike at work

[jamin100]

I keep mine in the server room / my (very small) office. The front wheels sit nicely between 2 of our old servers keeping the bike upright

 

[fossyant]

I assume you are the teccy given the bike is near a server

My bike at work - yes there is an old fireplace there.

 

[jamin100]

Yeh I'm the network manager

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[threebikesmcginty]

I've got a big one...office that is!

 

[gaz]

In the basement... not perfect as i have to undo the mudguard to avoid damming it. Building management aren't much help.

 

[xxmimixx]

Lucky you, I wish I could keep my bike at work, I'd get quite a bit more mileage in a week!

 

[cyberknight]

Outside............

sheffield stands with a roof , sides and a metal mesh gate .

I would take a photo but you can get security chasing you for taking pictures.

 

[addictfreak]

Space for 5 bikes, fairly secure although I still keep mine locked to the bike rack.

 

[ufkacbln]

In the basement... not perfect as i have to undo the mudguard to avoid damming it. Building management aren't much help.

Not being funny or a smartarse, but a quick flick og the QR and that bike will be gone leaving you just a front wheel!

Always lock the frame to the stand.

 

[ufkacbln]

The Gekko when folded fits into my Cycle-Works locker, thoughtfully provided by the Trust

Commuting mode

Folded

In the locker

 

[martint235]

Not being funny or a smartarse, but a quick flick og the QR and that bike will be gone leaving you just a front wheel!

Always lock the frame to the stand.

But how would you get the frame away from the front wheel with that huge Krypton lock connecting them?

 

[gaz]

Not being funny or a smartarse, but a quick flick og the QR and that bike will be gone leaving you just a front wheel!

Always lock the frame to the stand.

Aaaah finally someone that see's sense. I'm having a massive battle with the building management as it is nearly impossible to lock your frame to the stand with standard sized locks.

I've locked my front wheel to the stand with a d-lock and then i've use a chain to lock my front wheel to my frame. Neither of my wheels use q/r

 

[martint235]

Mine lives in a double decker rack guarded by armed police

 

[mcshroom]

Mine lives in a covered wheelbender rack (unlocked), protected by armed police and police dogs.

Not allowed to take photos on site though

 

[MattHB]

I'm very lucky. At the college where I work we have a nicely built stand alone brick/insulated building on the side of one of the car parks. We each have our own brick bays