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EcoCycle Stores Bikes Underground

Allison Arieff, January 12, 2011, GOOD - Design

Cities across the country are seeing a dramatic rise in the number of bike riders on their streets (28% in New York City last year, for example). But with that good news comes the unfortunate fact of a corresponding rise in bicycle theft. Lacking the art and pathos of Italy's cinematic classic, The Bicycle Thief, the experience of getting one's wheels stolen is not only expensive, it's utterly depressing.

Jump to the blog and see a video of how the underground cycle storage unit works

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