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Two circular loop racks bolted to a large concrete pad. A green sign on the ground in front of each reads "Oversized Cycle Parking Only". I have parked the quadricycle in between the two racks so people can see that it's not wide enough for two quadricycles to park nor two tricycles, nor two handcycles. It is still an installation where the quad could only fit on the ends unless no one had arrived yet and I wanted to take up two places instead of one. A rack of the inaccessible "lightning bolt" type is nearby.

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Two circular loop racks bolted to a large concrete pad. A green sign on the ground in front of each reads "Oversized Cycle Parking Only". I have parked the quadricycle in between the two racks so people can see that it's not wide enough for two quadricycles to park nor two tricycles, nor two handcycles. It is still an installation where the quad could only fit on the ends unless no one had arrived yet and I wanted to take up two places instead of one. A rack of the inaccessible "lightning bolt" type is nearby.
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Megan Lynch (she/her) (meganl@mas.to)'s status on Sunday, 19-May-2024 15:36:02 JST Megan Lynch (she/her)
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Cherrypicking from our work, not working with us, burying our name & work, and giving credit to moderate disability groups who gladly take the "charity" of UC instead of demanding their rights keeps power in UC hands and makes it harder for radical anti-ableists within UC to find one another & take REAL inspiration, not inspiration porn.
Anyway, tonight I saw more of the same on campus - increased cycle accessibility, rationed out as "special needs".
6/? @fedibikes @disability @bikenite

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