Tether of the day...

[Aperitif]

The new cycle stands outside 'work' are proving popular.
Here's a motley specimen which I thought said "pizzaluncha"

Old age Anyway, for all you fakengers hard core psychlists out there

 

[walker]

isn't it meant to hold two bikes wide ways? by sticking the rear wheel in the humps?

 

[tdr1nka]

isn't it meant to hold two bikes wide ways? by sticking the rear wheel in the humps?

Then you can sit in the middle bit and eat your flapjack by the roadside.

 

[alecstilleyedye]

wonder why it's not clipless…

 

[Maz]

Very fixy minimalist.

 

[Dayvo]

Did that bugger nick that little laddie's place?

 

[Disgruntled Goat]

What's going on with the front brake cable?

 

[Arch]

isn't it meant to hold two bikes wide ways? by sticking the rear wheel in the humps?

No, coz they'd block the pavement unless it's vastly wide. That shape is to allow as much flexibility as possible in terms of where to place the lock, I think. Ordinary up and over sheffields are ok, IF you have a crossbar, but maybe not for a drop frame or similar...

 

[tdr1nka]

They should make a game out of these, see if you can get you D-lock from one end to the other without setting off the buzzer!!

 

[Trillian]

No, coz they'd block the pavement unless it's vastly wide. That shape is to allow as much flexibility as possible in terms of where to place the lock, I think. Ordinary up and over sheffields are ok, IF you have a crossbar, but maybe not for a drop frame or similar...

I lock my bike to a sheffield stand through the back wheel either round the chainstay or the seat stay without any problems.

 

[Noodley]

What's going on with the front brake cable?

straight line cycling by the look of it..

 

[Fnaar]

They should make a game out of these, see if you can get you D-lock from one end to the other without setting off the buzzer!!