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16 comments:
Now that's a bicycle with a personality!
colorful AND creative
Always interesting to me how bicyclists often have to become creative about securing their bikes to things. I've had to do the "pipe thing" before, too.
Wow, even the tires are painted.
When I finally own a bike, I want it to look like this!
It looks so cool!
Wonderful!
Unique, personal and easy to spot also if it is stolen!
Well there's no way the owner of this bike is going to be confused as to which is his bike.. like it a lot :)
Someone has given free rein to his creativity.
nice arty bike ! ;)
I am jealous that you found it, not I. Fabulous!
I'd be afraid someone would steal it. Very special!
The owner had too many paints and didn't know what to do with them.
I'd say it's more colorful then my new bike.
I like this! I'd be riding down the street singing a happy tune!
Thank you for your comments today. It's nice hearing from you!
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