If we could get the VIN and license plate off, sure, that'd be awesome
If we could get the VIN and license plate off, sure, that'd be awesome
That's about the third time this week someone's mentioned sticking a bike in the elevator. I bet my scooter could do it.
Pshaww. Its been done. Lots. Just wheel stand the bike while stationary, and walk it vertically into the lift. Easy as .
Originally Posted by skidmark
Originally Posted by Phil Vincent
The standard challenge is up in the lift and down the fire stairs.
Originally Posted by skidmark
Originally Posted by Phil Vincent
You get extra points for anyone who tries to get in the lift when it stops between floors and is frightened off by the sight and sound of a motorcycle on it rear wheel lunging at them. Double bonus if it's a professor.
Originally Posted by skidmark
Originally Posted by Phil Vincent
how many points for having your security camera footage be a main feature in the "help us catch this offender" section of police 10/7?
Show me the rule that says "No motorcycles in the lifts"
Originally Posted by skidmark
Originally Posted by Phil Vincent
Can you imagine the conversation when security comes a runnin tho? "Oh, sorry, didn't realise I wasn't allowed to bring my bike into the lift then try to ride it down the stairs, while revving at redline"
Meh. It's all in how you put it. This is an engineering department right? So :
"Well, we needed to take the motorcycle up to the upper floor lab to validate the aural spectrum analysis as a function of temperature. It was either the motorcycle or a pick up truck. The engine needs to be running to maintain a steady temperature. So I loaded it into the lift. Then someone told me bikes weren't allowed in the lift. I always try to follow the rules , so I said I'd take it back down the stairs. There's just no pleasing you guys is there ? I mean. there's only the lift and the stairs, right? So how am I supposed to get it down? Levitation? I can hardly leave it up there can I? I'm only trying to do my best to follow your rules, under very difficult circumstances, and your attitude is not helpful"
Originally Posted by skidmark
Originally Posted by Phil Vincent
Hahah, I think a definite plan is formulating here. Are OGG lifts big enough?
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