Time-lapse shows the year-long disintegration of a NYC bike

Watch as a year in the life of a chained-up NYC bike flashes by in minutes.

Mon, Feb 06 2012 at 10:59 PM

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Alternative Transportation, Cycling, Video

Photo: Seth W./Flickr

My friend Jaymi Heimbuch over at Treehugger turned up a great video showing a time lapse of a year in the life of a chained-up NYC bicycle. The bike is untouched for more than half the year but disappears in a little more than a month once the first piece stolen, the seat, is nabbed.

Check out the video here and click over to Jaymi's piece to learn more about the project.

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