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  tim74 - 2 years ago

  OMG, that bike is polluting the reef with rubber, metal particles and shock cartridge oil

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  2G6 - 2 years ago

  That's a very rare old bike. It was manufactured in Italy in 1912 and had a very technically advanced engine with an OHC and direct fuel injection plus a turbocharger! Restored it would sell for about $800,000 at auction. I'm going to try and find where that picture was taken so I can go see if it's still there. Seriously.

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    tim74 - 2 years ago

    @2G6Looks like they used rebar to attach it to a rock.

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    R3DJ35TER - 2 years ago

    @2G6um, that bike is now a piece of shit. for fawks sake dude it's rusting, in the OCEAN!

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  kylek1151 - 2 years ago

  I like tetanus

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