Someone on my floor threw away a yellow unicycle. It's in the trash room. Only three apartments on my floor.
Will I be a nosy neighbor if I ask? I'm really intrigued.
Printable View
Someone on my floor threw away a yellow unicycle. It's in the trash room. Only three apartments on my floor.
Will I be a nosy neighbor if I ask? I'm really intrigued.
You should definitely ask, a unicycle, how fun!
if it's in the trash room- is it free game? If so- snatch that puppy up!
The first two years I lived here, I used to see a unicycle locked up in the bike rack at work from time to time. Which makes no sense - if ever there was a bike you could tuck under your desk, that would be it.
On a related note, an old Trek mountain bike with a flat tire has been abandoned in this same rack since October last year. How long does a bike have to be left in a rack before it's considered fair game?
We did snag it. I Googled and found out it's a child's unicycle.:(
So does that mean the frame has a maximum weight load - not strong enough for your average adult? Size is one thing (saddle to pedal), but weight capacity is something else. So maybe you could still ride it.Quote:
Originally Posted by PamNY