New Bike Racks May Take Some Getting Used To
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<p>The prototype by Baroni & Valeriani Architects of Florence, Italy faces tough competition from a street sign.</p>
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<p>Just ignore the bike rack and it will go away.</p>
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<p>A festive rack from Andrew Lang and Henry Dobbs of London. </p>
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This rack bends!
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<p>Ignacio Cocchini of Astoria, Queens.</p>
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<p>Federico Otero of Lima, Peru.</p>
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<p>Jeff Miller and Andrea Ruggiero of Manhattan.</p>
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<p>By the far the most popular bike rack on the first day, by Open Thread Design of Brooklyn</p>
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<p>Ian Mahaffy and Maarten De Greeve of Copenhagen, Denmark.</p>
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<p>This prototype was missing from Astor Place yesterday.</p>
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