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Texas A&M Fans Inexplicably Got A Bicycle Stuck On Top Of Kyle Field And Nobody Knows How

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Texas A&M Fans Inexplicably Got A Bicycle Stuck On Top Of Kyle Field

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  • Texas A&M students often take the on-campus bicycle rentals and stash them in odd places.
  • The most recent stunt, however, is the most impressive because it makes absolutely zero (0) sense.
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With a student body of more than 59,000 and more than 5,200 acres on the College Station campus, Texas A&M is among the nation’s largest universities. To help people get around, the school introduced a new bike rental program a few years back.

VeoRide, much like a Citi Bike in New York, or other bicycle rental companies, allows students, faculty and visitors to avoid walking everywhere. The concept is simple.

You unlock the bike, ride the bike for however long you need, and then pay a set price per minute. It’s not a revolutionary idea, but there are quite a few college campuses around the country that could benefit from bike rentals that don’t have a system in place.

A&M is not one of them.

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However, because it is a college campus full of college students, there are shenanigans that come with the VeoRides.

Students frequently hide the bikes in strange places like in trees, off of awnings, or in fountains. Sometimes, they take it a step further and stash the bikes on top of the library or other buildings on campus.

There are often questions about how the students got on top of that building with a bike and didn’t get caught, but it happens and people are left to wonder how they pulled it off. That was certainly the case on Monday.

Outside of the Aggies football stadium, Kyle Field, a bike was spotted on top of a sign and it makes absolutely no sense. The bike is perched atop the ‘F’ in KYLE FIELD, but there is no clear path to getting up there.

How the students managed to get the bike up there is a mystery. There are no stairs. There are no poles to climb on. There are no easily-scalable bricks.

More than likely, the bike was lowered from above. But then it raises the questions of how the students got into the stadium, how they got in with a bike, how they reached the top level and how they lowered it down… all without getting caught.

It really doesn’t make any sense, but couldn’t be more impressive. This was a clear, coordinated effort that was executed successfully. Hats off to them!