This bright yellow bike has been chained up on the corner of Camelback Road and 20th Street for several weeks now. I've seen many bikes painted white in memory of a cyclist who was killed but I've never seen a yellow one. I did some Google research and found and organization called The Yellow Bike Project in Austin Texas but, it sounds like they fix up old bikes to give away so I don't think this has anything to do with that project.
Anyone out there have any ideas about this?
I don't know what is going but the bike shows up as orange on my monitor.
ReplyDeleteFunny and daring.
ReplyDeleteGreetings,
Filip
Very orange on my screens as well.
ReplyDeleteGoogle Orange Bike and see what you get....
ReplyDeleteI have no clue but it appears to be a functioning bike. It doth appear orange, though.
ReplyDeleteCould it just be a clearer arty way to let drivers know there's no parking because it's a bike lane?
ReplyDelete1 bike, 1 color :)
ReplyDeleteI knew of 'white bikes' or 'ghost bikes', but this looks like something different...
ReplyDeleteI know of the white bikes too, but not yellow or orange. Weird.
ReplyDeleteI haven't a clue either, Sharon!
ReplyDeleteHow strange. I'd bet that it's a ghost bike, just painted an odd color! Is there a way you can search local news and see if any cyclists were killed at that spot?
ReplyDeleteGhost bikes are sometimes posted in the TwinCities but have never seen a yellow bike or read of any significance. I think that it is left by a careless cyclist or a bicycle thief after the joyride was finished.
ReplyDeleteIt has all the hallmarks of the ghostlike except for the colour. Do let us know when you find out more about it
ReplyDeleteHow strange!
ReplyDeleteI don't know about your areas, but a couple of years ago I came across some orange bikes and subsequently learned that they were a promotion for a chain of fitness centers with Orange in its name.
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