Problem: "Racked" by bike<\/p>\n
This tale of a consumer dilemma actually began last summer. Mark Powell, an Arlington, Va., resident, was dropped off by a friend at BWI Thurgood Marshall Airport on July 22, 2009. He was about to catch a flight and go to Burlington, Vt., where he would participate in a biathlon.<\/p>\n
His plan was to return 32 hours later to the Linthicum airport and then proceed to ride his bicycle the entire 40 miles back to his Arlington home – an extra challenge for this particular cycling enthusiast.<\/p>\n
But before catching his flight, Powell encountered a problem: He couldn’t find a designated bike rack in the parking lot to chain his bicycle to. Problem: "Racked" by bike This tale of a consumer dilemma actually began last summer. Mark Powell, an Arlington, Va., resident, was dropped off by a friend at BWI Thurgood Marshall Airport on July 22, 2009. He was about to catch a flight and go to Burlington, Vt., where he would participate in a biathlon. His … <\/p>\n
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