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On Street Bike Parking is Here!
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QFC on Broadway
That’s one small step for bikers, but one giant leap for livable streeters!
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Um, I’m hoping the project wasn’t quite done when the photo was taken. How many bikes will fit on those 4 racks? Seems kinda silly – why didn’t they orient the racks the other way and install more of them?
[...] I was really looking forward to checking it out. But then I read a conflicting report. [...]