Local cyclist John Degenkolb, who took part in the cycle race on 1st May through Oberursel, auctioned off the body suit he wore in the race at the car exhibiton “Autos in der Allee” to support the recently formed charity “Orscheler helfen Orschelern e.V.”
Pub Landlord Thomas Studanski was the highest bidder, offering €1.500, and the signed body suit is to be hung up in his restaurant “Das Waldtraut” at the Taunus Information Centre.
Here’s a confusing sign of you’re a cyclist:
1. This is part of a marked out cycle route – recognisable by the green bicycle with the arrow.
2. But it’s for pedestrians only – see the white mother and child on a blue background.
3. So cyclists should dismount – “Radfahrer absteigen”
4. Oh, and it’s private property anyway – “Privatgrundstück”, but you can still push your bicycle across it at your own risk – “Betreten auf eigene Gefahr!”.
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