I've been searching the Internet for two years trying to find the answer to this one. I live just outside the city limits, so I know the city won't look into it. But my county (I live in USA) does not have any link on their offices site that even comes close to something like this. I have gone to the Federal Highway site; no luck there. I am at a loss as to what to do. The limit is 25 and I would bet my salary for life that folks go over 55 down this road. There are speed limit signs clear as day, kids riding bikes all over the place, people walking their dogs, hidden driveways and road intersections.the potential for serious accidents is quite high. The road is straight and that encourages speeding. We seriously need speed humps or something. Please serious answers only, someone is going to get hurt if they don't at least come investigate this. I just don't know who to ask.
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we try to take caution for fire, but i hate to say that my smoke alarms dont work i havent bother to fix them, i dont have a stinguisher and it seems like many of us are like that until we are hit with harsh reality of one say coming home to a burned down house.
Yes. And it's well worth it to the thief. An $800 bike has good to very good components. For instance, a used Shimano Ultegra rear derailleur (typical) would sell on craigslist for over $75. An incompentent thief with a set of allen wrenches and a chain tool can have it off in less than a minute. A skillfull one can strip the bike in less than five and can sell/fence the parts for a real profit. Typically: Good (not pro) quality seat: $25-$150 Good quality seat post: $25-$75 Good quality FR Derailleurs: $100-$200 Good quality Rear wheel: $75-$200 (and a lot more) Good quality Front wheel: $25-$150 (and a lot more) Good quality stem and handlebar: $25-$75 Good quality brakeset: $100-$175 Good quality crank: $250-$375 Good quality petals: $25-$75 That's $600 to well over a $1000. Like a chop shop, the parts are worth more than the whole. I once heard that all bikes weigh 40 pounds: a 20 pound bike needs a 20 pound lock, a 30 pound bike needs a 10 pound lock and a forty pound bike doesn't need a lock. I would add that anyone who leaves a bike weighing less than 20 pounds locked up is too stupid to deserve it in the first place.
