OT: Theftproofing Your Bike

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HEY!, that's my bike that got stolen!

In article <h_TLh.131130$cE3.45864@edtnps89>,

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HEY!, that's my bike that got stolen!

Is this you?
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On Tue, 20 Mar 2007 12:17:24 -0400, "(PeteCresswell)" <[email hidden]>

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Needs a pink flamingo hood ornament.

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Why bother with all that when one strategically placed ....insert least
favorite bike brand...... sticker will do the trick :-)

Phil H

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I suggested years ago that a fluo pink bike with "GayBike 2000" decals
would probably not need to be locked. Except in Brighton, England or
San Francisco.

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I suggested years ago that a fluo pink bike with "GayBike 2000" decals
would probably not need to be locked. Except in Brighton, England or
San Francisco.

For awhile, I was searching for a set of Huffy decals for my Seven Duo. Gave up
and settled for beau coups dirt and plenty duct tape.

Made my day when my-son-in-law-the-farmer (knows equipment, but nothing about
bikes) took one look at it and said "Man, that thing looks beat to [censored]!".
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