Investors Switch Gears, Get Behind Bike-Sharing Craze - Caixin Global
Whatever Happened to China's Giant Piles of Abandoned Bicycles? - BNN Bloomberg
Drone footage shows thousands of bicycles abandoned in China as bike sharing reaches saturation - YouTube
People are dumping shared bikes in horrible piles | Mashable
As bikes pile up in China, Ofo has its sights set on further expansion | WIRED UK
Chinese bike share graveyard a monument to industry's 'arrogance' | China | The Guardian
China's Communist Party Needs to Save Bike Sharing - Bloomberg
Bike Share Oversupply in China: Huge Piles of Abandoned and Broken Bicycles - The Atlantic
How China is coping with its piles of abandoned shared bikes - CGTN
Bike Share Oversupply in China: Huge Piles of Abandoned and Broken Bicycles - The Atlantic
Spotlight of a bike-graveyard: abandoned sharing-bikes piled up in Beijing - CGTN
Clamping down on shared bikes – DW – 05/04/2017
Inside one of China's hidden bike-sharing bicycle graveyards | CBC Documentaries
Huge graveyards of abandoned bikes are piling up in China after bike-sharing craze reaches peak
What happens to discarded bikes from China's sharing boom? Taxpayers pay to clear 25 million of them from bicycle graveyards | South China Morning Post
China Bike Pile « Inhabitat – Green Design, Innovation, Architecture, Green Building
Bike Share Oversupply in China: Huge Piles of Abandoned and Broken Bicycles - The Atlantic
Bike sharing employs 1 in every 100 new Chinese workers - CGTN
Huge graveyards of abandoned bikes are piling up in China after bike-sharing craze reaches peak
More than 500 rented bikes – many vandalised – left dumped in piles near Chinese city park | South China Morning Post
China Still Sorting Through Its Bike-Share Graveyards - The Atlantic
People are dumping shared bikes in horrible piles | Mashable
Ofo: How a Chinese Bike Share Startup Is Tackling a Pile-Up Problem | Fortune
In China, rental bikes have become a social menace | World News | Sky News
Bike Share Oversupply in China: Huge Piles of Abandoned and Broken Bicycles - The Atlantic
