When I lived near the oceanfront I had a neighbor named Keith. Outside of the fact that he dressed a Sting the wrestler, in full make-up and the black trench coat, he's a good guy. He worked at the beach doing airbrushed temp tattoos and his only transportation was a girls mountain bike. He had around 20-30 red flashing lights on front and around 20 on the rear. He wanted to be seen! Anyways, what made it funny is would try to sync them all to flash at the same time! He was always running late to work because he was messing with getting each light to flash at the same time. I miss that neighbor. Hope all is well for him.
Always be well lighted and safe like this guy.
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Jeremy McCreary
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When you look at all the lights and lightbars people put on their badass trucks these days, the idea of an bike with many lights front and rear isn't all that far-fetched — especially on a fattie. Anybody know of a good ebike lift kit?
Jeremy McCreary
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Based on all the weird things you come across on your rides, I'm ready to believe you took that photo. Portland, right? Beginning to think that Portlandia wasn't entirely made up.
PCeBiker
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I can ride for 2 hours and see less than a dozen cars or people.
The only time that I see something weird is when I look down at my handlebars, or I see myself in the mirror.
fooferdoggie
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no this was from Idaho.
Old-tool-guy
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My guess is that he got hit by a car, or had a friend get hit.
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Jeremy McCreary
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So someone else's photo? Maybe this is what you do when your badass pickup with the gun rack gets repossessed in Idaho.
fooferdoggie
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ya I find the crazy s*it for sure. well its because I put so many miles on a bike. this isa food court by my shop.
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