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Andy_B

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Jul 21, 2004
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For those of you that do this.

Where do you stash your shorts so that they will be dry by time need to ride home?

Currently mine are in my bag...

Thanks
 

SilentJ

trail builder
Jun 17, 2002
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Calgary AB
We have a bunch of lockers in our shower room that are free to use if you have your own lock. They seem to dry out throughout the day quite well in there if they're not too wet. If they're really wet I chuck them on the heater/vent thing that blows air all day in my office - hell I even throw my socks on there if they're really wet. Nobody's ever noticed.

Whats your setup? cube farm? office? classroom?
 

Andy_B

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Jul 21, 2004
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SilentJ said:
Whats your setup? cube farm? office? classroom?
Cube farm of sorts.. Small office 35 people.

Its a Japanese office, No cube walls to speak of.

My bike is sitting in the employee entrance. Shoes still hooked to the pedals.
 

SilentJ

trail builder
Jun 17, 2002
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Calgary AB
Andy_B said:
Cube farm of sorts.. Small office 35 people.

Its a Japanese office, No cube walls to speak of.

My bike is sitting in the employee entrance. Shoes still hooked to the pedals.
Could probably just hang them on your bike or drape them over your computer...
 

SilentJ

trail builder
Jun 17, 2002
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Calgary AB
SkaredShtles said:
You could always just wear 'em 'til they dry out:
Chryst.....thats one of the more wrong things I've seen in a while. :nuts: I'll never be able to take Andy_B seriously again..
 

Andy_B

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Jul 21, 2004
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Ah HA. We have a "Air Compressor room" if has a large vent in the way up at the roof (30ft) and a ladder that goes to the roof. All my stuff is hanging on the ladder and the vent is wide open!
 

G-Cracker

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May 2, 2002
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Tucson, beatch!
We're on the second floor and teh art department has it's own covered balcony. So my bike and all my stuff goes out there. Shorts, shirt, socks, shoes... everything is bone dry by the end of the day. 100 degrees and no humidity will do that.