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| Now if a folding bike can get past here, it can go anywhere ... |
Success! Bike Friday rider Jonathan marvels at the stealth package that has somehow made it to his oak paneled door ... |
The BMW building close to knock off time. Folding bikes are not allowed, and it even sports a locker downstairs for the poor folks with unfoldable bikes. |
Those jolly folks in the BMW building not only allowed the tikit in, they had a bit of fun with it. More fun than gas guzzling! |
The BMW Building provide lockers just for bikes. Amazing for a car maker. Note, you cannot fit a bed or anything - it's strictly for a bike. Or somewhere to hide from the boss ... |
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| Now that's a serious entrance - 7 World Trade Center |
View of ground zero frm 7 World Trade Center. You had to have been invited to Inc.com's 30 Under 30 party to see a view like this - wait, I'm over 30 ... |
Would you mess with these guys? Neither would I. But they softened to let my folding bike inside the 7 World Trade Center. The policy is "Folding bikes allowed - kinda." |
Stash the helmet under the cover - make like a Wall Street mover and shaker |
5BBC Ride Leader Danny Lieberman locks his beater bike outside the front of JP Morgan Chase. He's been lucky so far ... |
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| A lonely Dahon folder with a unique butt-print should be safe and warm inside - not chained to the JP Morgan bike rack. Was the owner rejected by security? |
Time to test another bastion of business .... |
Rhonda parks her Swift right where the tikit is sitting, so it'snot surprising I was let into the Thomson Financial building without a hassle - even if it did resemble the Acropolis inside. |
Does that look imposing? We shall see! |
Miki is a product marketer for Pfizer - she's never tried to take her Bike Friday inside - but her husband Jeff had no problems with his Air Glide, folded, and in the freight elevator, once he got permission. |
