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And by the way, it was an $800 one time permit fee and $21 per bike, not $821 per bike.

I may be in the minority here, but I for one am glad to see all these bike companies leaving. (And it's not just Dallas proper) I am tired of seeing these eye sores being left all over town. In creeks, in front of businesses and especially in front of my house. If the bike companies would pick up there bikes and keep track of them better, I would have less of a problem, but they don't. They just dumped hundreds of bikes all over the area and pulled in the money. In this one instance, I applaud the City of Dallas for trying to do something about the problem. YMMV.