Just a bike,
painted white.
Or not.
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TRAVELING ORION 
It is a Nighthawk (for riding to Seahawk night games.)
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Ah!
Thank you 🙂
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Now that I am not so tired and crazy exhausted from work, I did a little research.
It may also be because it’s part of a project called Ghost Bikes.. A project about bicycle safety, and possibly where someone may have died in a bike accident. These white bikes can be found throughout many places in the world.
More info here…
http://ghostbikes.org/seattle
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Oh, oh, oh. Now I remember that I have heard of Ghost Bikes but? What is the effectiveness without signage or something for clueless people like me, to know what the bike represents? I remember seeing one on Second Avenue at the corner of Benaroya Hall where a bicyclist was killed, surrounded by flowers and other memorial.
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Indeed. I saw no signs or anything. It was by the Seattle Art Museum and thought maybe this was some art thing like the stuff I see at and around Sculpture Park.
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