So I went to interview for a graduate position at a great school in a very bland town. This town is the epitome of Pleasantville and Leave it to Beaver. So it has it's downsides, it's dull. But I saw something when touring campus that was shocking and impossible to believe (especially for a college campus).
I was just outside one of the busiest areas of campus and leaning up against a light pole was a bike. It was a non-discript older mountain bike, not sure the brand but it did have vintage XT component kit :thumbsup: The wheels and seat were quick release. It had been sitting there for at least a week or two because there was snow burying part of the tires. Why was this so amazing?
It did not have any lock on it what so ever. It had been sitting non-stolen for at least a week in a situation where even a locked bike would usually be at risk.
I won't have to worry about my bike if I go there.
BTW, The town was Logan, Utah and the college Utah State.
I was just outside one of the busiest areas of campus and leaning up against a light pole was a bike. It was a non-discript older mountain bike, not sure the brand but it did have vintage XT component kit :thumbsup: The wheels and seat were quick release. It had been sitting there for at least a week or two because there was snow burying part of the tires. Why was this so amazing?
It did not have any lock on it what so ever. It had been sitting non-stolen for at least a week in a situation where even a locked bike would usually be at risk.
I won't have to worry about my bike if I go there.
BTW, The town was Logan, Utah and the college Utah State.
