Others are lightning blue and covered in ink, one is lime green with simple stripes, and really all of them would be a lovely thing to ride around town looking at bikes on. Let me explain: I was going from place to place on this sort of... It's greasy and busy, a concentrated mass of productivity and sweat and care, filling the tiny room and alley out back with upside down bikes and men and women with sweat on their brows and a wrench in their hand, toiling away on their joy or... I drove around all day looking for bikes. So to see this all firsthand really put the bike art show in perspective. I don't own a bike, see. I drive up, park and go in and just stand there and stare at the bike on the wall. The co-op only wants to get people riding, and more importantly, to keep them riding, affordably.
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