Last night when I got off work, I went to the bike shack to ride home.&nbsp\\; The first thing I noticed was my handlebars were turned a different way than I usually turn them.&nbsp\\; When I got on the bike and stood it up, I felt the back end rub against the metal wall behind me.&nbsp\\; Now I've got a nasty scratch on the back of my right saddle bag.&nbsp\\; If I catch the a$$hole that moved my bike, he will wish he hadn't.&nbsp\\; I would never move someone's bike or even sit on it.&nbsp\\;

 

HH ... no respect for another person's belongings.&nbsp\\; Take care...."what comes around"

 

I get ticked watching people touch other folks&nbsp\\;bikes, let alone my own.&nbsp\\; Out of curiousity, doesn't your steering lock?&nbsp\\;

 

also now people look with their hands not so much with the eyes anymore

 

I've worked at this plant for over 30 years and rode bikes all of those years and never had any trouble with the bike.&nbsp\\; I guess this is part of the new nonbikers that are buying bikes for the gas mileage and don't really understand about bikes.&nbsp\\; Most of the people at the plant never lock their cars and most of the bikes have the keys in them.&nbsp\\;&nbsp\\;&nbsp\\; (I'm at a Government facility that is heavy guarded and no outsiders allowed on the site).

 

And you trust the government or the people that work for it? Lock it. No more moving it. Must of been an inside job.

 

Get an alarm system w/siren.

 

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Any speific reason why working for the government would make you immediatly untrustworthy?
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Lock it when you leave it, get an alarm with siren and drop hints to some of the people you work with about how pissed it made you. No theats of physical violence, but it will get the word out to those who don't know, to keep their hands off your ****.

 

Go for a Ride................. . . . . ..........................

 

Welcome to the real world.Those kinds of people are everywhere.You are wasting your energy screaming at them.They will never understand.