EVG reader Dave from 2nd Ave. spotted this enhancement to the Citi Bikes docking station this morning on East 11th Street and Second Avenue.
Tuesday, April 15, 2014
Citi Bike testing new ways to boost memberships
EVG reader Dave from 2nd Ave. spotted this enhancement to the Citi Bikes docking station this morning on East 11th Street and Second Avenue.
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Well it boosted my member(ship) and I don't even have a membership.
ReplyDeleteWhat's the gimmick? Free meal with every ride?
ReplyDeleteBah-hah-hah, Randall! Hilarious!
ReplyDeleteIf that's the new Citibike docking station, I'm in.
ReplyDeleteWith only one rental kiosk for up to 60 bikes per location, it's no wonder CitiBike has to resort to these kinds of cheap come-ons to get people to want to stand on line all day waiting for an open slot. At least this part of the ride has a happy ending.
ReplyDeleteBillsville said 'slot'. Dirty!
ReplyDeleteWhat nobody has called this "clitibikes" yet?
ReplyDeleteI believe I'm liking it :-)
ReplyDelete"uh...huuh huh huh ...he said member."
ReplyDeleteCrumb IS in town after all...
ReplyDeleteEVG needs a "like" button.
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