It’s to make drivers aware there are kids running around. There also may be kids.
It’s a bike for a small child 👍
TIL
Maybe it’s just an abandoned bike. It doesn’t have to have a meaning.
I get some minor Chernobyl vibes.
Neither, just abandoned/lost bikes for small children.
Bikes for adolescents
Since people don’t steal very much stuff like this in Norway, the parents are not around collecting the kid’s stuff all the time.
Good questions i see these everywhere but never anyone riding them
A small child can ride it! I loved mine when I was small.
When human beings are young they often want to learn how to ride bicycles (similar construction, but has only two wheels). This is simply a tool for them to become more confident and understand this complex contraption. So not a decoration, nor do they have a “meaning” other than for kids to learn and have fun 🙂
They are for the ghost kids
Or to make you slow down
I just assume it is like in Sweden, i.e. if it’s visibly placed at the entrance of a village on the countryside, it means ‘There are kids playing here that just might pop out on the road from hedge. Please slow down’.
It’s a trick to remind drivers that there are kids playing in this area.
In Norway there are many smal roads that have issues with people driving way to fast. Specially on the less sentral places.
this is love of time
They kind of show that once up on a time there were kids in this house, and that you should slow down…
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It’s to make drivers aware there are kids running around. There also may be kids.
It’s a bike for a small child 👍
TIL
Maybe it’s just an abandoned bike. It doesn’t have to have a meaning.
I get some minor Chernobyl vibes.
Neither, just abandoned/lost bikes for small children.
Bikes for adolescents
Since people don’t steal very much stuff like this in Norway, the parents are not around collecting the kid’s stuff all the time.
Good questions i see these everywhere but never anyone riding them
A small child can ride it! I loved mine when I was small.
When human beings are young they often want to learn how to ride bicycles (similar construction, but has only two wheels). This is simply a tool for them to become more confident and understand this complex contraption. So not a decoration, nor do they have a “meaning” other than for kids to learn and have fun 🙂
They are for the ghost kids
Or to make you slow down
I just assume it is like in Sweden, i.e. if it’s visibly placed at the entrance of a village on the countryside, it means ‘There are kids playing here that just might pop out on the road from hedge. Please slow down’.
It’s a trick to remind drivers that there are kids playing in this area.
In Norway there are many smal roads that have issues with people driving way to fast. Specially on the less sentral places.
this is love of time
They kind of show that once up on a time there were kids in this house, and that you should slow down…