This post was inspired by a fellow cyclist that had his bike in a standard shed not locked to a thing not even the garden rack, ?Stolen? £2000.00 worth of bike gone, by spending less than £50.00 to secure his bike a bit better he would of most properly still have his bike. I don?t know where you keep your bike but a lot of people keep their bike or indeed bikes in a shed or garage, unless you have these on your home alarm system, if you have a home alarm system that is, your bike could be easy pickings for any bike thief. *Here are a few things you could do to slow down the average bike thief.*
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The air, cool and humid, was thick with the pungent odor of organic decay. Eight or nine turtles, all snatching a few rare rays of sunlight, lined the top of a log protruding above the surface of the green, algae-covered water filling the 150-year-old trench to my right. From an unseen perch deep within the adjacent forest of maples and sycamores came the distinctive call of an American cardinal. The moderately fat tires on the hybrid bicycle I was riding purred along the C&O Canal towpath?s dirt surface, occasionally splashing through a puddle remaining from the Hurricane Hannah-induced rainstorms of several days earlier. I could see no one ahead of me; and, when I stopped to turn around and look the other way, there was nobody behind me. I felt like I had bicycled into Daniel Boone?s own eastern forest primeval.?Is it really 2008, and am I really just 30 miles from the nation?s capital?? I asked myself.Source: http://blog.adventurecycling.org/2011/10/off-road-from-dc-to-pittsburgh.html