Molten Bikes
I'm fascinated how in all major cities, you can find molten bikes by the roadside. What causes it? I reckon it's the pollution.
posted by Ham at 00:02 --
Comments here: 8
Saturday, March 17, 2007
I'm fascinated how in all major cities, you can find molten bikes by the roadside. What causes it? I reckon it's the pollution.
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Bela said ... (18:53) :
post a commentlol oh it's quite sad though that this has been vandalised. I'd hate to return to find it like this.
My bike used to melt like this when I tried to ride it after drinking wine, or when I didn't pay attention to things on the road (like stopped cars)
Global warming definitely...what more proof do people need?
It happened to my last bike.... a bleeding pain when I was some ten miles from home.
Very timely - I was intrigued by a similar bike at Canary Wharf last night.
wow this men/women will be mad finding his bike back!!! I live now three years in rotterdan and never mine bike is stolen outside. Only one time inside a beautiful mountainbike dammm!!!
As a London cyclist, I continually wonder at the number of bikes just left in one place for months on end - quite good ones too sometimes. After a while, they seem to melt like this. Can't see how it can have been run over by a lorry - look at the angle and the fact that it is still locked on the stand.
I understand that they're made by a Spanish company - Grupo S.Dali Bicicleta Internacional
Brilliant, Anonymous! That's the first image that came into my mind. LOL!