And secure bike storage that is secure and doesn't suck. The building housing a former sf employer required bikers to use the (slow, smelly, frequently occupie

And secure bike storage that is secure and doesn't suck. The building housing a former sf employer required bikers to use the (slow, smelly, frequently occupied with very slow users) service elevator and store their bikes in a crappy room in the corner of the basement. In what was obviously a hastily converted area. A coworker was locked in the bike storage for 4+ hours. He left at around 2am after putting out some fire, the door to the bike room in the basement was set to lock behind him (yes, this is almost certainly wildly out of code), and the building was solid enough that his cell didn't work from the basement. There were frantic calls to police by his wife. He was found when the basement was opened the next morning. In lieu of suing everyone in sight we got permission to ride the normal elevators with bikes and to keep them in our office.