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. 

President's Day bike rack: now at the White House

In honor of President's Day yesterday (I know I'm a day late - come on, it was a holiday! Even though I was working...) I am using a trump card of a photo and allowing all of you to share in the glory.

That's right, ladies and gentlemen. Bike rack - lots of it - laid out in front of the home of our own President. (Give it up to C.Welker for spotting this beautiful expanse for us.) Simple, elegant, sleek black bike rack. Just marvelous.

Hope everyone had a great weekend, and don't forget - keep those photos coming!

For matching the holiday to a post where bike rack is concerned: A solid THREE bicycles out of four.

Bike Rack (In)Sanity

Well, there's probably no better place than DC to demonstrate the ass-kicking and corralling power of bike rack, especially at a giant Rally to Restore Sanity and/or Fear. Nice work, Mssrs. Stewart and Colbert. I tip my hat off to you.

While normally, I will mostly post photos taken by myself or my comrades out there in the World, every once in awhile there comes a photo so expertly snapped of my favorite subject that it bears mention in this humble blog. Credit, Getty Photos.

There's even an awkward pun in the title of the news story! For that, FOUR bicycles out of four.

Story accessible here!