It's in a stone wall alongside the local rails to trails bike path. People stop and pretend to sit on it and have their picture taken.
I welded it up for display on the "Rusty Bike Trail". It's a Hack Bike made from a Huffy and old pieces and is all crooked as I just slapped it together for display. If you look at it from the front you can easily see it looks like a pretzel. The fork is bent, the pedal threads in the crank are stripped, the wheels are steel 27 inch potato chip frozen spokes, and there is no guts in the headset. The seat is a bare steel pan so that will rust in time. There was an old rusty bike on the trail when it was cut but someone pinched it. The Idea was to make a bike so bad that none of it could be used and it would only be good for scrap. It has barn screws with stripped driving heads holding it to the trees. A real maggot, but everyone likes it. There is a similar bike I made at the other end of the trail. The wheels turned so we pushed it to it's final resting place and put the fenders on after it was pushed. The guy that helped me put the bike up made an engraved "Rusty Bike Trail" sign. He made some kind of homemade CAD device from old computer and printer parts that burns the letters into the wood the signs for our trails.
