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Locking riding jacket to bike??? - 8/28/2008 8:11:48 PM   
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Hey, I''''m planning on using my bike for the commute to school. I live about 45minutes away. Anyways I was wondering if I should lock my jacket to my bike. My friend told me i can just get a cable and feed it through the two sleeves and lock it to the bike. Im already carrying a backpack full of books and my helmet, I dont want to have to carry the jacket also. Wat do you guys think? anyone ever do this? and do you think a 4feet or 7feet cable will work? Thanks!

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RE: Locking riding jacket to bike??? - 8/28/2008 8:14:28 PM   
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Why dont you lock your helmet to your bike under the rear seat?

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RE: Locking riding jacket to bike??? - 8/28/2008 8:17:23 PM   
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I dont want it to get stolen, I have a 450$ helmet and Its a lot easier to steal a helmet. I can just see someone coming by and cutting the strap just so they can have a helmet, even if they dont ride....I doubt anyone will cut both sleeves to the jacket though that takes too much time..

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RE: Locking riding jacket to bike??? - 8/28/2008 8:19:41 PM   
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use a cable instead of a chain. but the you have to find where to carry a 6'' foot chain n lock lol

I carry my helmet n jacket with me. DONT TRUST NO ONE!!!


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RE: Locking riding jacket to bike??? - 8/28/2008 8:21:13 PM   
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I meant to say cable..not chain lol that would be a pain in the ass to carry around a chain.

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RE: Locking riding jacket to bike??? - 8/28/2008 9:27:12 PM   
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Just seems kind of silly to me. I imagine you wear your jacket. So, why not just keep the backpack on, and the jacket, and carry the helmet with you. Just seems like too much money to leave on your bike. Besides, the trouble of having to take the backpack off, then your jacket, then pull out a cable, feed it through the sleeves, then lock it to your bike. And if you say it''s too hot to keep the jacket on, you shouldnt have that far of a walk to class I''d imagine. It''s up to you though.

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RE: Locking riding jacket to bike??? - 8/28/2008 9:32:41 PM   
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well, I have 4 different classes from 10-7 and they''re all in different buildings. I dont want to look like a goon wearing a motorcycle jacket around on campus, especially in 95+degree weather (im from houston,tx). But yeah im starting to think i should just carry it around. Id be piss to come back to go home finding it missing or ripped up.

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RE: Locking riding jacket to bike??? - 8/28/2008 9:59:51 PM   
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dude anyone who looks down on you for wearing your gear is jealous!

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RE: Locking riding jacket to bike??? - 8/28/2008 10:11:06 PM   
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quote:

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well, I have 4 different classes from 10-7 and they''''re all in different buildings. I dont want to look like a goon wearing a motorcycle jacket around on campus, especially in 95+degree weather (im from houston,tx). But yeah im starting to think i should just carry it around. Id be piss to come back to go home finding it missing or ripped up.
I live in GA so I sorta know ya heat, sorta lol. And if I ride I have my jacket, glove, and helmet with me at the least. And I carry em with me no matter if it class, work, etc. If I cant see my bike n shyt or there no one I know who can see it around it, my shyt goes with me. :)


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RE: Locking riding jacket to bike??? - 8/29/2008 1:50:04 AM   
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Where there''s a will there''s a way.  If they want it, they''ll get it, or they''ll destroy stuff trying.  I always take my gear with me.  Friend of mine locked his helmet to his bike, came back, put it on and found out that some A-hole had spit their gum in it.  I laughed my ass of cause he gave me crap about me carrying my brain bucket w/me.  Haters and thieves suck!!

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RE: Locking riding jacket to bike??? - 8/29/2008 5:13:32 AM   
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I dont like leaving my bike alone, let alone riding gear? id take it w you, what about getting a locker somewhere??

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RE: Locking riding jacket to bike??? - 8/29/2008 6:15:59 AM   
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quote:

My friend told me i can just get a cable and feed it through the two sleeves and lock it to the bike.


it seems like you have solved the puzzle.



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RE: Locking riding jacket to bike??? - 8/29/2008 7:46:56 AM   
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RE: Locking riding jacket to bike??? - 8/29/2008 8:10:37 AM   
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"Friend of mine locked his helmet to his bike, came back, put it on and found out that some A-hole had spit their gum in it."

OMG that would **** big time! esp if you didnt notice until after you put it on ouch!

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RE: Locking riding jacket to bike??? - 8/29/2008 10:00:45 AM   
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I lock my helmet on my bike all the time...not overnight or in the ghetto or anything!  But if  someone wants to be a dick and do something like steal a helmet whats to say they wont knock the bike over or some other shit like letting the air out of your tires?  Ive seen it happen to friends and it really is the epitome of disrespect.  Some ppl dont deserve to live!

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