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I've gone shopping just a couple of times, not planned, just picking up some things on the ride home (usually a request from the wife to pick up milk...that kind of deal...LOL). I usually park just a couple spots away from everyone and if between cars, have learned to park far enough back so that a car pulling in sees the bike in time. Not a fan of the side walk parking as I've seen it attract attention too many times from passer byes. I've seen bikes ticketed in Atlanta where I work when parked near the handicapped spots so thats probably not a good idea.
Steve
Last edited by Heritage632; Nov 20, 2009 at 11:56 AM.
heheheh... I llike that... "what do you do with your fuel cap..." I'd follow that thread!
that actually was a thread. It went on FORRRREEEEEEVVVVEERRRRR, was resurrected, went on, brought back, and the mods finally shut it down. It was ridiculous how many pages there were about what to do with a damned gas cap.
As much as I hate to park in a parking spot I usually do. I am like everyone else, I have seen many cars try and pull into the same spot that I am in and then have to back up.
I try to park a little further back in the spot now.
I used to park right outside the door, usually a little boxed in type area near our wal-mart. I've seen the Local PD do it, as well as many different types of bikes. But i get this "store manager" with a power complex tell me i cant park there even though there is like 3-4 bikes there. But whats funny was she looked at me head to toe and said no. I dunno if its cause of my beautiful golden brown tan or what. . So instead i park right in their break area, and make sure my pipes are facing them.
Are you okay with me wearing white underwear????? (Not too many hash marks).
I park up on the sidewalk near the door, but out of pedestrian traffic.
I am never there long. Not like I am grocery shopping with only 2 saddlebags.
Not like the fools that go to the movies. No windows to watch your bike, two hour safety-zone for the thieves..
A bike is for riding (or sitting in front of a tavern).
A bike is not for shopping and movie-going. A quick errand to the hardware store is one thing, but to wander around the store all day with the sunshine out? C'mon man. Let's get real.
Sheesh. just when I think i got a grasp on this whole "harley" thing, someone comes along to make me realize how little I actually do know.
You mean to tell me I can't ride my bike to the movies? I guess I should stop commuting to work on it too since it just sits out there all day parked.
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