NYC bike thefts have surged amid COVID-19 pandemic (New York, York: sales, living in)
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Ah so they got better at it due to more availability.
I remember in the hood people use to order Chinese food and when the person shows up on the electric bike someone would knock them off and ride off with the bike. Now that there is UberEats, GrubHub, etc more bikes mean more opportunities.
I wonder is they are factoring in citi bikes into this data. Those red Jump bikes too, I remember seeing them in the South Bronx for a little while then poof never to be seen again.
I was reading some biking forums for NYC and saw many suggestions to not leave the bike unattended at all here. Some had thier bikes damaged by either failed thefts or just on purpose. I know some bikes are taken by force but I think its not as common.
Bike sales boomed during the pandemic. One basic tune up I waited 2 weeks the shop was so busy.
I just don't like it when they ride on the sidewalk. Isn't that illegal? See bikes and scooters just zipping along on the sidewalk & it's annoying as all heck.
Lol, I post a thread about almost hitting bikers and you can't even read. You must be from Noo Yawk.. Too much weed?
No I don't do drugs. To be honest I scan your rants. They all sum up to the same thing. Bitter family man living in the burbs, unhappy in life. So sorry I didn't read it closely.
I just don't like it when they ride on the sidewalk. Isn't that illegal? See bikes and scooters just zipping along on the sidewalk & it's annoying as all heck.
I know they use the sidewalks on the bridges when I walk over. They beep they little horns and expect the people walking to move for them.
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