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Anonymous asked in TravelUnited StatesSan Francisco · 4 months ago

How to have a bike in San Francisco without it getting stolen ?

I went to chipotle today on 4th and mission and my bike was stolen outside. I had a u-lock that was cut in a matter of seconds and witnessed by many people. Can I leave ANYTHING out of my sight without it getting stolen? This post is more to rant than ask a question. 

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  • Edd S
    Lv 5
    4 months ago

    Damn theives!  They don't improve life at all.  The weasels can get nearly any lock off.  Take your seat with you.   I used to have little alarms that cost 50 cents.  They had a loud alarm and one pin that when ties do something kept it quiet but any movement that pulled the pin out screeched a huge noise.  Noise can repel the POSs. A gal I knew in NYC would carry her bike up 4 flghts of stairs when she came to visit.

    Buy cheap bikes that have no resale value but get you where you want to go.

  • 4 months ago

    You don't leave it outside.  You bring it indoors, everywhere you go.

  • John
    Lv 7
    4 months ago

    AJ has the only real answer. The other fools seem to think that bikes never get stolen anyplace in the world but San Francisco. That's what happens to you when you shovel alt-right garbage into your brain 24-7

  • 4 months ago

    Any big city has more property crime than any small town.  The law of averages applies.

    Many people take their bikes inside businesses with them.  You could also watch your bike while inside and be prepared to confront anyone who you see touching your bike.  

    While I'm sorry you lost your bike this post is as you say a rant and it really has nothing to do with travel.  The same thing could have happened anyplace.

  • Anonymous
    4 months ago

    San Francisco; the liberals utopia.

    Trying asking Nancy Pelosi about it.

  • 4 months ago

    try having a bike somewhere else. Like Georgia  or Texas or Arizona 

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