The rack has been anchored into place with masonary bolts, as promised. Being a security guy and a cyclist, I gave it a good tug and shove. It should hold up okay but larger bolts would have been more appropriate. Again, Hen House Has been a pleasure to work with through all of this and it seems the whole company embraces and supports bicycling for transportation, not just individual stores.
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5 comments:
Very cool that you were able to make this happen :)
Very inspiring. I need to work on the Price Chopper in Brookside. Brookside Market has a rack but for some reason the Price Chopper does not. Their car parking is horribly inadequate most of the time. You'd think they'd want to encourage folks to bike instead of drive.
Awesome. Isn't nice when you can make a positive impact.
That's great! This was 'my grocery store' growing up. Nice to see that it's still well managed.
Well done Noah. I used it yesterday. What you were able to do I was unsuccessful about 18 years ago when I submitted a suggestion in the Hen House suggestion box.
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