Not just Modern f... art?
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silverclaws
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Good idea, but they are not quite right. Bikes chained to imoveable objects for a long period of time slowly lose their useful parts, useful chainset on that one. I wonder how long it will be before the useful parts are stripped, cleaned and on ebay.
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When I was in central London last week I think I saw someone riding one of those.
Guillaume
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silverclaws":3r407eev said:
There's one in the city where I lived before I live in the country-side...It is chained in a corner of a street since more one year now...A woman has been hit by a truck in this area of the city center. People seems to be respectful to this gesture in her memory and they leave this bike there...But to be honest it's a really shitty bike, and I guess nobody could have a reason to stole it!
Boothy
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Ah ha,
Thanks.
I admire the sentiment even more now I know it's not just some shoreditch art venture.
Respect to those that create them... and respect to those they are created for.
Although I couldn't find an explanation for this one which, I think, was on the junction of old st and goswell rd.
http://www.ghostcycle.org.uk/
http://www.ghostbikes.org/london
Thanks.
I admire the sentiment even more now I know it's not just some shoreditch art venture.
Respect to those that create them... and respect to those they are created for.
Although I couldn't find an explanation for this one which, I think, was on the junction of old st and goswell rd.
http://www.ghostcycle.org.uk/
http://www.ghostbikes.org/london
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