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17 comments:
That is of course sad to see. someone should buy that bike some new wheels.
so did the owner take both wheels to keep them from being stolen? OR did thieves take both the wheels and leave the frame? incredible either way!
This is a sad sight.
Sad!
Aww what a sight! I see these in Paris and always wonder about them.
V
That's not right. Great find.
Sad and still chained. Everyone is having the same reaction.
Ah come on VP. Where did you put the wheels?
Bicycle Art at it's best !!
Hope it will find some strong wheels soon. Happy weekend. :)
I have a bicycle 'tied to a pole' today too, but mine is complete. :-)
Poor thing so desperate to ride once more:)
Poor thing...devalidated by wheel thieves...
Interesting and sad.
Another sad story. :(
i'm afraid it hasn't a leg to stand on.
I see a champagne cork there VP, but this poor old frame has nothing to celebrate!!
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