This is a kids' bike that I noticed on the Raspberry Gully track through Kotara, Newcastle this morning. It was there when I went past at 8am and again as I returned 11:30am. It's in the vicinity of St Jame's primary school. I imagine it will be the topic of one of those, 'where did you leave your bike?' - 'Dunno', conversations with the kid's parents.
https://s8.postimg.cc/9zyks3l6t/found_bike_01.jpg
https://s8.postimg.cc/brrjn0c9h/found_bike_02.jpg
Abandoned perhaps stolen - Kodiak kids bike
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