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New Yahoo Group on bicycle security

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  1. In the wake of the Kryptonite lock story, I've found myself unsure which
    replacements or upgrades I should consider. Discussions are happening all
    around the Internet which I'm having trouble keeping up with. This inspired
    me to create a new Yahoo Group

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    I've set this up as a moderated list and you must join it in order to post
    to the list. If you wish to subscribe, please send email to

    [email hidden]

    There's also a home page:

    http://groups.yahoo.com/group/bicyclesecurity/

    Here's my initial description of the list:

    Learn how to keep your bicycle secure from theft and vandalism. Which locks
    work and which ones don't? Should you consider an alarm? What factors put
    your bicycle at risk: type of bike, location, time of day, day of week? How
    can you secure a bicycle while riding public transportation? Where should
    you register your bike? What places or objects should you avoid when locking
    up? How can you lobby for better bicycle security in your city, other
    governmental institutions, workplace or other common destinations? Where and
    how do organized criminals operate in this regard?

    Please join me there if you are interested in exploring solutions, with the
    current Kryptonite situation as a starting point.

    Scott Mace

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