‘Ride of Silence’ takes cyclists on ghost bike tour, honors victims of traffic accidents

Community members honored cyclists killed in traffic accidents during the ninth annual "Ride of Silence."

The bike ride tour of ghost bike memorials served as a memory for those died.

Ghost bikes are bikes painted white and chained to sign posts at locations cyclists have lost their lives.

David Morales, a resident, told News 12 how the initiative helps him reflect.

"When you see a white bike…you take a second of thought," he said.

Sunday’s ride in the Bronx visited ghost bikes in Concourse Village, one in Hunts Point and one in Throggs Neck.