The Black Knights rise again...on bike rack

This edition of BRATW comes to you courtesy of my BFF (x1000000 'F's) Royal Sherman - he spotted this excellent edition at Westpoint Academy in New York.

When you think custom bike rack covers - this has to be the gold standard. Tight fit, no puckers, and an excellent logo screened on to it. I mean, that is some fancy stuff right there. And I really wouldn't expect any less from the fine folks in the Army and from my darling Royal.

For having such awesome bike rack covers, FOUR bicycles out of four. We salute you, Westpoint bike rack. We salute you.

Bike rack in Columbia. Insert your own scandalous joke here.

Bike rack that can tell a story? I believe that all bike rack has seen its fair share of action, but maybe none so infamous as the pieces here.

My darling B. Becnel (aka "Spicy") has sent me a photo of some innocent-looking bike rack from Bogota, Colombia. Simple, adorned with the slightest bit of caution tape from a past endeavor. With a bonus Jesus Christ gazing down upon the bike rack, from its Jeep and livery feed perch. So sweet. So simple.

J. Dach also sent me some Columbian bike rack but from the slightly more notorious Cartagena, clad in virginal white paint and a slight logo splashed across the front. Clustered together, ready for deployment, to be spread amongst the masses...ok, so the jokes write themselves. But all white bike rack! 

Big thanks to the guys and to everyone for continually sending me awesome photos - I promise to be posting more often on your favorite barricade product. 

For tropical and topical bike rack - I ran out of bicycles so I'm giving it TWO bicycles, instead of the four I promised it last night. (Insert groan here.)