An Opportunity on Campus
As a first-year student, I decided to live on campus. I knew that getting around by walking wasn't very time efficient, but I knew that I didn't want to pay for a scooter. Thus, I brought my bike to Gainesville and we both moved into Rawlings Hall. My bike is a really nice bike that I had bought several years ago and had kept in great condition. However, when I got to Rawlings, I realized that I would have to keep my bike outside. This was the end of my beautiful bike. After one semester at UF, my bike's chain, gears, and other features were completely rusted and needed replacing. This is when I realized the true effects of weathering on objects like bikes. My idea today came from a time that I rode my bike down to Garage V to pick up my car and I realized something unique: some of the bike racks there were covered. That is when I began to realize that almost none of the other bike racks on campus were covered and that this could be the solution to stopping my bike from...