0603 Boston is not a city to own a bicycle

There was a wonderful weather in Boston today, so many people chose bicycles as their transportation tools. I also made this decision – riding my bicycle to class. When I finished class and came out of the classroom, my bicycle had disappeared.

I remembered that I just bought this used bicycle from the craigslist last Friday, and it cost me 130 dollars. The bicycle was just used six months, and it looked like brand new and in a good condition. The seller also gave me a lock, front light, and back light. I thought it was worthy, and then I decided to buy it. After I bought, I could not wait to ride it, and this bicycle made me feel free. In those five days, I used my bicycle to go many places. I rode it to the Charles River to row a canoe, and I also rode it to my friends’ apartment to help them move to their new apartment. Yesterday, I went to MET501 course by this bicycle, and it was not stolen. However, I thought it is safe to put my bicycle in BU, so I rode bicycle to my accounting class. When I went out the building and walked to the place where I put my bicycle, I felt something wrong because I discovered the place I parked my bicycle at had no bicycle. At the time, I was shocked and stayed there for a while. I can believe that my bicycle disappeared, including the lock. Finally, I had only one way to home, and that was walking.

Six days and eight hours, that is the time I owned the bicycle. Now I still cannot believe it is easy to be stolen bicycles for bicycles owners in Boston, this kind and friendly city. If I cannot find my bicycle back, I will buy another one, because it is comfortable to ride bicycle in Boston. After I get new bike, I will use 3 locks to lock my bicycle because it is not enough to secure my bicycle by one lock.