Thread: The ghost bikes
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Old 08-24-15 | 03:08 PM
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Originally Posted by Fastfingaz
this is a general question for all , I'm sorry to say that in my city there have been five fatalities this year , I'm talking cyclist and automobile collision or similar, of course the old "I didn't see him coming " has been spoken in every incident,, but in my area they have started to recover the bike and paint it solid white and prop in up on the spot of said fatality and putting lets say a cross or other articles , sort of like a shrine for the dead cyclist,,,, the question is ,,, Is this common practice in all states or is it just in this particular city, has someone seen anything similar??
Yes, this is the one for Sher Kung, who was famously killed a year ago last August a week before the protected bike line opened in that exact location that might have saved her life.



The ghost bike thing makes me wonder why the German company Ghost Bikes chose that name.

Kind of like when Chevy decided to market a car in Mexico without considering that the model name, Nova, means "Doesn't Go" in Spanish.
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