Hello Maniac, Its about time I see your name on this site, your on all the others. LOL Welcome old friend.
Rick
YARD ART in their natural state
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Re: YARD ART in their natural stateHello Maniac, Its about time I see your name on this site, your on all the others. LOL Welcome old friend.
Rick Ride Hard and Have Fun. Ride Easy
Re: YARD ART in their natural stateRick,
Thanks. I thought there might be hope for this Bike Maniac and his addition. But in the end I signed up for yet another forum. Hope you had a great Halloween. FBM - Better late to the party than never showing up? Lone Wolf Rider...
Re: YARD ART in their natural stateOne day, I happened to notice an unusual old boy's prewar ballooner in the yard of a house I go by quite often. It just appeared there, overnight. I stopped in one day and asked if he'd liked to sell it. He said no, and I asked if maybe he'd like to hear an offer. He wouldn't let me offer, and it sits next to his tree day after day.
"king of plastic bags"
"Look, Ma, no brakes!" There's only one speed and it's CRUISE
Re: YARD ART in their natural statespotted a girls frame sears flightliner with a basket holder - looks like it got TP'd too
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Re: YARD ART in their natural stateHere's one I spotted on the Pepin tour, Wisconsin side.
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Re: YARD ART in their natural stateThese are a fairly common site for me. I took this picture while walking my dog around the block.
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Re: YARD ART in their natural stateMan, its just cold stripping a Roadmaster MTB like that! All those components are so cheap they're worthless! Why even bother except to ruin some poor guy's day? I mean its not like dude had Aerospokes or a Brooks saddle or ANYTHING worth any $$ on a plastic bike he paid $9 for on Craigslist...
I mean really, I pulled a complete one of those out of a dumpster last year, and the only things worth using were the grips and the tubes!
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This is freakin' hilarious! What I like is the fact that they were so meticulus, they took the pads off the caliper! Killin' threads since 2000................X
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Re: YARD ART in their natural state[quoteThat bike doesnt deserve to be there. I want those fenders.][/quote] Yeah! We should be able to claim 'em under "Eminent Domain Over Neglected Antique Bicycles"!
Dragging home rusty old bikes since 1980!
Re: YARD ART in their natural statelots of cool bikes!!! i am torn over this though. all these cool bikes, but the owners don't wanna fix them up but don't wanna sell them either. as long as they are wanted for the yard. when i first moved to yreka, i had a 90' huffy stone mountain mountain bike that i parked against the fence and it kinda just stayed there unmoved for years, untill i took it down to my shop to transform it.
Re: YARD ART in their natural stateI discovered this "Speed" trike in the upper Michigan woods about 20 years ago, strapped it to the roof of my car and it's been a bit of yard art at our place ever since. Cheers
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Re: YARD ART in their natural stateA house in praire village kansas.
![]() my names not pee wee, i just stole his bike!!!
Re: YARD ART in their natural stateMan are you kidding me with the mens yellow bike!?!?! SOMEONE NEEDS TO GET SOCKED IN THE FACE!!!!!HAHA please noone go out and sock the guy Im just playing![sort of!]
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