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2manybikes 10-06-06 01:56 PM

I'm with the others that think he lost a bet.

slowandsteady 10-06-06 02:25 PM

A unicycle would have been faster and easier.

Novakane 10-06-06 02:46 PM

Looking at the supplied photo, I wonder where he carries his u-lock while riding?

Maybe it's a short downhill commute for him? That would be faster on that little thing than walking... I'd hate to get going a decent speed or hit a bump though... riding... riding... where's my little bike gone? AAAAARRRGGGG! *crunch*

Patriot 10-06-06 04:06 PM


Originally Posted by Lucky07
Alright, Folder guy has been riding this into work ALL WEEK. Finally got a cameraphone pic of it.

The pic really doesn't do it justice. Especially the glittery Barbie crossbar pad. It really is quite pretty.

Attachment 26552


HAHAHA, that lock probably weighs about as much as the bike. Too funny. :D

mlh122 10-07-06 03:41 PM

+1 lets see a pic of him riding it, that'd be awesome.

I tried riding a bike with training wheels a few weeks ago, i kept trying to turn and almost hurt myself.

if it's downhill and mostly straight he could just stand up and coast. if he keeps riding it, and you find out he's doing it out of necessity and not a lost bet, you should show him to the local goodwill. my dad and i have about 8 bikes between us, and they all have pumped up tires and shift/brake well, its good to have backups.

Topher_Aus 10-07-06 06:00 PM

That's just insane.

And I beat you for the number of bike spaces- we have about 60. They fill up except for on the worst winter days- and there's only about 600 people working in my organisation.

al-wagner 10-08-06 08:56 AM

The rear tire has no dirt on it. Are you sure he rode it or carried it... All thought the training wheels look beat-up ...

chipcom 10-08-06 04:51 PM


Originally Posted by ahpook
I am not the OP but here's a pic that fits

http://static.flickr.com/40/81029777_dd482b0d42.jpg

Oh my, kiddie bike porn! Yer gonna go to jail!

rosie666 10-09-06 12:09 PM

I use the same bike room
 
That little bike makes me laugh every morning.

I thought someone was just stashing it there. I use that bike room nearly everyday, it's always there, in the same spot.

mikdes 10-09-06 02:37 PM

Someone needs to call Letterman and get his camera crew out there some morning.

Alloy Addict 10-10-06 01:01 AM

So how tall is Mr. Barbie Bike? I'm 6'3" and can barely stand to ride most BMX bikes.

You should buy a similar cheap, pink kid's bike, saw the tubes in a straight line and epoxy some hinges on the tubes. Fold it up and take it to work and lock it where he usually locks his bike. Leave a not telling him that he will be more comfortable on that until he gets his real folder back.:D :D :D

Either that, or find a longer seat post that would fit the Barbie bike and change it out while he's at work.

tedi k wardhana 10-10-06 04:17 AM


Originally Posted by Blue Order
Maybe he's just a zoobomb commuter... :p


zoobomb. wow. don't their kids cry, their bikes taken by their parents/older brothers??

Lucky07 10-11-06 11:46 AM

The dream is dead. Folder guy has his regular ride back. But the Barbie bike remains locked to the rack. Oh well, it had it's moment in the sun.


:D

jeff-o 10-11-06 12:00 PM

Always have a backup bike in the garage.


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