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The Day The Bicycles Disappeared (1967)
A group of bicycles becomes sentient and goes on strike, refusing to be ridden as their behavior reflects concerns about rider safety.
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A group of bicycles becomes sentient and goes on strike, refusing to be ridden as their behavior reflects concerns about rider safety.
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Written By:Gene Starbecker
In Theaters:1/1/1967
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Runtime:15 minutes
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