If you’re a New Yorker, not much, apparently.
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What a sad commentary on urban apathy. At least in Seattle, passers-by would ask if they could hold the thief’s hacksaw or chain shears.
Why even bother locking your bike?
as my father taught me 60 years ago with my first car: to keep the honest people honest.