I saw a bike riding a ferrari..
 

This is just wrong...

http://img478.imageshack.us/img478/6...ikerackks1.jpg

Arg.. god, the cheap water bottle, the reflector on the front wheel, the mismatched tires (is that an armadillo on the front??), the wheels don't even match!

Is that tied to the trunk?

Tire next to exhaust pipe = explosion.

nice saddle bag... are those alex rims? pfffft...bike belongs on a Geo.

LOL @ the playboy sticker on the bumper too. Classy.

ferraris are the new white garage door

Egads! It's not even Campy. Lynch mob to aisle five, please.

Dude spent all his money on the Ferrari and bought a $600 bike.

nothing says class like a playboy bunny logo on the bumper.

Didn't Eddie Griffin just total one of those practicing for a movie?

Isn't that a horse? It's the ferrari logo...

Look through the rear wheel. Just to the left of the crank.

crashed an Enzo. at a promotional event for the movie.

Lots of ignorance on this thread.


Playboy sticker and red Ferrari equals HOT Playboy centerfold.
Bike strapped to bumper means rider in distress flags down good samaritan.

Hot monkey sex ensues.

/every red-blooded cyclists dream.

Aiye.. I'm blind..

Yep, http://youtube.com/watch?v=fG9Eo8JjLtY

Maybe it's the bike they rode in on to steal the Ferrari.

+1

I like the rag between the seatstay and bumper. I'm just speechless - I wouldn't think of strapping a bike with no rack to a crummy car, with the damage it's sure to cause to both car and bike. but a Ferrari?

I almost expect to see that in Orange County, though - home of the "Newport Beach Volkswagen" (a BMW 5-series)

who gives a ****, at least he's got a bike and that makes him cool in my book

You are not with the program.

I don't know but something tells me that Photoshop was involved with that picture. Maybe?

I don't think Photoshop would even let you do that.

Maybe he hit the bike backing up, and it melted to the bumper!?!!?

Aw man, that's sad! Nothing like an idiot coming into a corner too fast and jamming on the brakes at the same time as trying to corner... :mad:

I can't see what's holding the bike to the car. There's an arm of some sort around the rear-brake. But what about the right side of the bike? Unless it's the end of the handlebars on the trunk-lid that's supporting the bike...

The exhaust will melt the tyres - or at least, as noted, cause the air to expand and pop them. And it seems the straps holding it on are just clamped into the boot lid... except that I presume the engine is in the back on most Ferraris... so would I be correct in imagining that the back will get fairly warm and potentially melt the nylon straps?