This spaceship looking device safely stores bikes and is solar powered.
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Ship these things immediately to Toronto, please! Locks included?
ReplyDeleteif you look on the website they have something like a keycard which makes it so only you can retrieve your bike.
ReplyDeletethey have an office in san francisco and i am just crossing my fingers that will lead to one being installed near my favorite bars downtown. ;D