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Over the years, Matt posted lots of pics of NYC bikes in various states of disrepair/disrespect. Including his own bike which, though it looked like a hobo bike, was actually in good shape.
Anywho, I thought this short clip of the life cycle of a bike in NYC was pretty cool. Some folks locked up a bike in January 2011, then watched what happened. The end result is not too surprising I guess, but the clip is still fun to watch.
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Did anyone catch what day the frame vanished?
Posted by: Ron Ablang | 01/21/2012 at 10:37 AM
The front lock disappears on day 212 and it takes over a month for the front wheel to disappear?
Also, what was the note on the saddle on day 211? Someone saying they were going to remove the front lock? (probably couldn't break the rear lock, I guess)
Posted by: Mark H | 01/22/2012 at 12:12 AM