I see people tweet at them (@ridebluebikes) with locations of bikes all the time. I don't know if they'll go out that far, but maybe.

You can fill out this form, and someone might come get it.

>If you find an abandoned bike, please return the bike to the nearest station. If this is not possible, please contact Bluebikes customer service, now supported by Lyft, as soon as possible with as much detail as possible about the bike and its location. Thank you!

source: https://help.bluebikes.com/hc/en-us/articles/360035302711-I-found-an-abandoned-bike

>who would ride one that far?

You might be surprised. I've done a 73-mile round trip, from Dracut to Boston and back, in a single day. No particular reason, except to prove I could (the first time) and because why not (the second time). :)

Not on a Blue Bike, but not on a particularly pricey/nice bike either. Just a cheap-ass Schwinn Suburban.

My limited experience with blue bikes is that they are heavy and are only 3 speed. They are fine for peddling around the city at low and moderate speeds, but I imagine you'd find them quite limiting if you were trying to do any serious mileage or got out anywhere where you could actually achieve higher speeds.

They are also time limited, so seeing them outside a 1hr ride from the nearest blue bike dock is a pretty good indication they have gone feral.

>who would ride one that far?

Crackheads.