Sentences with phrase «puts bike racks»

Who puts bike racks right in the foyer of an old mansion?

The only thing I don't love is that it's hard to put our bike rack on the back because of the spoiler.

If there's no bike parking but the cars have garage spaces, take a few of the garage spaces and put bike racks in them — it's also higher visibility to remind drivers that cyclists have an equal right to that space.

Not exact matches

«It's a unique area where they've used colored and stamped concrete to look like brickwork and put in unique lighting and bike racks and things like that to actually increase the entertainment presence and value of this area.»

The Alaska Center for the Environment reconditioned 70 bikes, painted them white for easy identification and put them in brightly colored racks in the downtown shopping area for public use.

With an annual budget of about $ 43,000, the Park District can afford to mow the grass, put in some benches and bike racks and buy wood chips for the tot lot, Adler said.

also, how about fitting a bike in the back with the seats down or putting a tule box or bumper bike rack on?

a) could you fit a big dog in the back with the seats up, b) can you put a tule box on top and / or a hitch for a bike rack off the back?

Then I diligently applied the bike rack, put the bikes on, and it was only then that I realized I had forgotten to put in my dog's leash, food, toys, etc.!!!

So I've put the manuals for all my portable devices (cameras, GPS, bluetooth speakers, car stereo, bike rack, etc.) on my Kindle so that I've always got them with me (just in case).

Williamson wanted the extra length so that he could safely and easily put his grandkids on the back of the bike, either in a Yepp child seat, or sitting on the back rack's smooth wooden plank seat (which easily and quickly detaches to accommodate the Yepp).

Or simply put, design a better, theft - proof bike rack.

PIT IN is a clever table with a built in bike rack, so you never have to find a place to put your bike when you hit the café.

Dero Bike Racks has put together a solar - powered RFID system which via a tag on the bike or biker and a location transmitter that beeps and keeps count of the number of times a bike commuter arrived by bike, then sends the data via Wi - Fi to a computer