Old 08-18-14, 05:19 PM
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Originally Posted by Machka
And how did the bus drivers react to you using the racks? Were they supportive?
Here's what I found out.

1. Some drivers don't know how to use the rack --- It's important that you know how to use them! The last thing you want is your bike falling off the rack. I was about to put my bike on backward but the driver stopped me! Most of the time, you will be on your own!

2. It's important to start unfolding the rack while everyone is boarding --- One driver got angry at me because I asked to unfold the rack but by then, everyone was on board. Once the bus stops, just do it and get the bike on. The whole process takes no more than 10 seconds. Don't expect the bus driver to help you pick up the bike. After three tries you're a pro.

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