Frames into Art Very Cool

[J-wagon]

Sometimes I'm just walking / riding along and see bike frames turned into artwork. Maybe I'm just a bike fool, but I think very cool!
You can find this in the ground at Tio's Tacos, Redlands, CA

 

[WES PINCHOT]

Sometimes I'm just walking / riding along and see bike frames turned into artwork. Maybe I'm just a bike fool, but I think very cool!
You can find this in the ground at Tio's Tacos, Redlands, CA
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INGENIUS!

 

[49autocycledeluxe]

looks like a tripping hazard to me.

 

[phantom]

Indeed cool, but seems like a real tripping hazard, especially where alcohol is served.

 

[Gordon]

Not exactly art, but I had an aluminum girls frame that was bent so I had it set out to go to the scrap yard. My wife said "It has great lines, make a hand rail out of it to go from the driveway up to the garden". So I did and it works and looks great - and no rust.

 

[AndyA]

That's very creepy. Makes me wonder what happened to the rider. Also reminds me of the Muppet Movie, when Kermit was able to jump off his bike before it was crushed by a steam roller. Afterwards, he said "I mean, if frogs couldn't hop, I'd be gone with the Schwinn."

 

[the tinker]

Attaching toy airplanes in the spokes of the Hawthorne.

This isn't exactly "frame art," but I consider it art. I have ideas for the other bikes I have chained to the ceiling, including a "steam Locomotive" tank, made from a American Flyer Train-set for this Ranger. Going to a toy show this weekend to hopefully pick one up.

Also, adding some cap guns to this Roadmaster.

These bikes are permanently, at least for my lifetime, fixed to the ceiling in the workshop. I've got some other ideas too.

Made this Old Elgin rim into a fixture above the 'train board." I'll improve on it's looks this coming winter. It's securely bolted to the chainring of the Roadmaster.
The past couple years, I've sold off my collection of bikes, but kept a couple of riders. It's fun coming up with novel ways to display what's left.

 

[J-wagon]

One time in Copenhagen I was JRA not far from Carlsberg brewery and saw bike frame sculpture. Danish inscription says something like:

"I felt and longed for the bike and I think I will keep cycling until death tears the saddle away from me."

Location: Corner of Dybbølsgade and Sommerstedgade, Copenhagen, Denmark.

This is the location neighborhood:

 

[Mountain Trail Andy]

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Attaching toy airplanes in the spokes of the Hawthorne.
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This isn't exactly "frame art," but I consider it art. I have ideas for the other bikes I have chained to the ceiling, including a "steam Locomotive" tank, made from a American Flyer Train-set for this Ranger. Going to a toy show this weekend to hopefully pick one up. View attachment 1500507

Also, adding some cap guns to this Roadmaster. View attachment 1500508

These bikes are permanently, at least for my lifetime, fixed to the ceiling in the workshop. I've got some other ideas too.View attachment 1500506
Made this Old Elgin rim into a fixture above the 'train board." I'll improve on it's looks this coming winter. It's securely bolted to the chainring of the Roadmaster.
The past couple years, I've sold off my collection of bikes, but kept a couple of riders. It's fun coming up with novel ways to display what's left.

Gotta have the trains and planes..!!

 

[Slick4d4d]

Not exactly art, but I had an aluminum girls frame that was bent so I had it set out to go to the scrap yard. My wife said "It has great lines, make a hand rail out of it to go from the driveway up to the garden". So I did and it works and looks great - and no rust.

Do you have a picture?