I'm not sure what this proves other than being a honey trap and good YouTube clickbait. This has been done on YouTube before with people setting up unlocked bi

I'm not sure what this proves other than being a honey trap and good YouTube clickbait. This has been done on YouTube before with people setting up unlocked bicycles attached to some strong difficult to see rope bolted to a nearby structure (e.g. fishing wire), waiting for someone to come and take it, and then laugh when the thief goes flying over the handlebars as they ride off It's justice porn, but at the same time it makes me feel uncomfortable watching.