First up is Don Martin from Olathe, KS who told us: “When I was in grade school is saw a picture of a bull skull made from a bicycle seat and handle bars by Pablo Picasso. It cracked me up and I never forgot it. I found an old stingray bike and made my skull. My wife hates it and makes me hang it in the garage unless it's Christmas and I add the red light as a nose.”
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Next is Frank from Germany who showed off art he did for his bicycle.
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And lastly, Rod Moran from Canada showed off the front art he did for his dirt-bike.
Dual C says:
No matter where you live in the world, it looks like skulls and bikes are natural friends. Thank you all for being loyal readers and for your submission.
1 comment:
At first I thought the pink bike was a girl's bike, but the object by the seat tells me differently. :)
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