Joyful advance people and bike rack. (Or snow fence.)

Today's post doesn't so much feature bike rack as the main attraction, but serves as an accent for advance people enjoying the moment.

To the left is my very dear, darling Z. Javaid, who is celebrating not only a very large, very perfectly framed flag (god help us, but that's a whole other blog just waiting to happen) but a successful trip in Las Vegas. Framing her perfectly timed jump is some all-American bike rack.

Next up is A. Evans and J. Quinn, and while no bike rack is in this photo, they are frolicking through Cleveland, Ohio, happy as clams (if clams could skip, hold hands, and wear clothing). Pretty awesome. I am including it here not only because I find this shot to be full of happiness and life, but also because the hint of snow fence (a distant cousin of bike rack) really adds a shot of color.

For happy shiny Advance people holding haaaands....FOUR bicycles out of four.

Covered and costumed bike rack in Ohio and D.C.

While I do enjoy bike rack in all it's bare glory, sometimes a little covering up is in order. Today's bike rack features a little peep show - bike rack in disguise! 

The specimen to the left is from Miss Prentice, sending us a shot from what I believe is the Cleveland Indians's stadium, Progressive Field. Progressive indeed - check out the wheels on the left of the bike rack, enhancing it's portability (and avoiding the "how do you carry covered bike rack" question entirely). 

Proving Ohio is not the only advanced state here is bike rack from the Capitol Lounge in D.C., brought to you by C.Welker. This, friends, is some stylish bike rack - not only is it powdercoated white underneath, but is dressed up in logo-ed, custom-fitting covers suitable for bad weather and warm nights. 

Dressed up bike rack with a little something extra? Yes please! THREE bicycles out of four.