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Missing Item?

December 15, 2009
By KarlOnSea

Flicking through my photos from Croatia, I came across this one of a bike parked up in Osijek:

This bike was parked in the same location for several days, and I was left puzzling . . .

Did the owner always park up int he same place, but having no saddle lock, take it with them every day?

Had the saddle been stolen, and the owner had left the bike there until they could get to the shop for a new one?

Was the owner saving up for one of those no-saddle jumpy-stunty bikes, but in the meantime just wanted to experience the admiring looks of girls who like that sort of thing?

I guess we’ll never know. Unless that is, the owner reads this blog.

One more thought - I’m not sure that the bike is actually locked. It may be possible to remove it, just by taking off the front wheel and working the lock over the handlebars.

Filed under: Bike Security, Partially Locked Bike, Photographs

One Response to “ Missing Item? ”

  1. mke_runner on December 15, 2009 at 9:46 pm

    Maybe he (or she) lost the key to a lock…or maybe, the bike was stolen initially (read…new owner got it “free”)
    Now, someone stole the seat. It would cost this new owner more to buy a new seat than what he “paid” for the bike. Instead, he abandoned the bike and went on to steal another bike. The only thing I don’t understand is why he did not come back for the lock????