This bike rack is holding its maximum of two bikes.
Posts about Bike Parking Hall of Shame, ordered by most recent:
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Additional resources
- Ding Ding Let’s Ride
- Bike parking inventory of Chicago grocery and convenience stores (includes many Hall of Shame members)
- Bikenomics:Â The Economic Case for On-Street Bike Parking
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http://twitter.com/lindsaybanks Lindsay Banks
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http://www.stevevance.net/planning Steven Vance
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http://twitter.com/lindsaybanks Lindsay Banks
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http://www.stevevance.net/planning Steven Vance
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http://twitter.com/dciskey Dan Ciskey
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http://www.stevevance.net/planning Steven Vance
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http://twitter.com/dciskey Dan Ciskey
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http://www.stevevance.net/planning Steven Vance
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Dave Krentz
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Dave Krentz
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http://www.goingforthegreen.net Dave Krentz
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http://www.stevevance.net/planning Steven Vance
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http://www.goingforthegreen.net Dave Krentz
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http://www.goingforthegreen.net Dave Krentz
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http://www.stevevance.net/planning Steven Vance
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http://www.goingforthegreen.net Dave Krentz
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http://www.goingforthegreen.net Dave Krentz
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http://www.stevevance.net/planning Steven Vance
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http://www.goingforthegreen.net Dave Krentz
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http://www.goingforthegreen.net Dave Krentz
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http://www.stevevance.net/planning Steven Vance
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http://www.goingforthegreen.net Dave Krentz
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Erin
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http://www.stevevance.net/planning Steven Vance
About Steven Can Plan
I started this blog in 2007 as the writing assignment for an introductory urban planning class at UIC. It's about cities (mainly Chicago), GIS oftentimes, and transportation (mainly bicycling). Learn more about me, Steven Vance. I also write for Grid Chicago.
Steven Can Plan is hosted on Dreamhost.
Highly Recommended Bike Products

Brooks B67 leather sprung saddle
So far my longest trip was 40 miles on this saddle. It molds to your butt like Birkenstock sandals mold to your feet. The springs make the bike ride a little more comfortable and more fun (weird, because you bounce up and down on them). It also looks gorgeous. Comes in 3 colors - I got black.

So far I haven't had a flat with this tire. I've used Continental Gatorskin and Panaracer T-Serv, both of which have had flats (same Chicago streets). The Gatorskin has less tread than both, and wears to a slick surface faster.

Detours Toocan utility pannier
I've used this pannier to carry groceries, books, my laptop, clothing, anything. I like it because it's stylish (but also "normal" looking at the same time), stands up on its own, is extremely durable, and has the most universal attachment system: two hooks.
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Books

Sustainable Transportation Planning: Tools for Creating Vibrant, Healthy, and Resilient Communities (Wiley Series in Sustainable Design) by Jeffrey Tumlin
I was sent a review copy. I'm really excited to open it up and start reading because I've been disappointed with textbooks in the past that don't focus on bicycle and pedestrian planning.

Joyride: Pedaling Toward A Healthier Planet by Mia Birk, With Joe (Metal Cowboy) Kurmaskie, Joe Kurmaskie, Jim Moore
I met Mia Birk in October 2011.
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