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DublinBikes - Handy tip for when returning your bike

mambo · 2010-04-06 08:42:48

To ensure a smooth "reinsertion" of your bike, grab the seat and lift the back of the bike ever so slightly off the ground as you insert it into the stand. For me, doing this increases the insertion success rate from around 40% to 95%. :D

06-04-2010 8:42am

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mambo

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To ensure a smooth "reinsertion" of your bike, grab the seat and lift the back of the bike ever so slightly off the ground as you insert it into the stand.

For me, doing this increases the insertion success rate from around 40% to 95%.

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#2 06-04-2010 10:26am

Run_to_da_hills

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Exercise your cycling skills by freewheeling into the docking station without putting your feet on the ground, angle of approach is very important.

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#3 12-04-2010 1:20am

monument

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And if there's a problem with the bike, turn the saddle the wrong way around to let other users and the DB staff know.

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