Oh and you never put your bike upside down on the ground … Did I say that??? 
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Aw, man. Now I’ll never be in the cool kids’ club.
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To put a bicycle upside down while repairing it, could possibly damage the bicycle.
At least it looks like you’re trying to hide your shameful behaviour behind a barrier of some sort.
Weird thing is the only punctures I had in 2020 was when the bike was on my (wheel on) Tacx Flow! Happened three times for reasons I still can’t fully fathom.
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It’s that awkward conundrum between not putting the bike upside down to not damage it and not resting the bike on the rear derailleur not to damage it. 
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I actually went down a rabbit hole on this subject today, and there appears to be no consensus. Since my bike is made of steel and not cotton candy, I’m confident it will be fine.
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Not sure where to put this, but this thread seems right:
I think we can learn a lot from the kid on the right.
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That’s what friends are for, instead of having them standing arou d watching, make them hold your bike
Norfolk fields are mostly full of rapeseed at the moment. Very pretty!
Next time I’ll make sure a bike is included in the photo!
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Velomanati rules are rubbish. All made up anyway.
