Cycling Collection (page 91)

Cycle messengers
Bicycling, New York Streets. Group of bicycle messengers in front of the New York Herald building

Bicycle race, New York
Bicycle Coasting Match, Mamaroneck, N.Y. Group of men walking bicycles on a dirt road in Mamaroneck, N.Y

Cycle Parade in New York
Bicycling Parade, Coney Island, Bicycle Path. Bicyclists in a parade along a bicycle path in Coney Island, New York

Cyclists in New York
Bicycling, Broadway. Bicyclists riding on Broadway, New York

Stunt cyclist
Bicyclists (trick), Prof. Fourcher at Manhattan Beach. Trick bicyclist Professor Fourcher practicing in an empty outdoor auditorium at Manhattan Beach, N.Y

Open Air Holidays Abroad, with Cooks
Cover illustration for Open Air Holidays Abroad, Walking, Canoeing and Cycling, with Cooks. Showing a woman with a walking stick standing in a field of daisies waving her hand, with mountains

Start of pennyfarthing ride, Lands End
The start of an NSPCC Centenary pennyfarthing ride from Lands End in Cornwall to John o Groats in Scotland, with two intrepid cyclists and the local mayor

Poster advertising Wearwell cycles

Poster advertising Terrot bicycles. The company was founded by Charles Terrot in Dijon in 1887. A young couple are depicted on their bicycles, enjoying a healthy cycling holiday

The Strand, Santa Monica, Los Angeles, California, United States of America, North America

Retreat to Hindenburg Line 1917
German retreat to the Hindenburg Line. Military cyclists passing through the village of Vraignes in France on the British front during World War I in March 1917

Turkey, Izmir - Turkish man with bicycle
Mustafa with his bicycle at Smyrne (Izmir), Turkey. Date: 1903

Stopping for a chat at the roadside - Somerset
A man hops off his bicycle to have a chat to a passing motorist in a fine open-top car close to Taunton, Somerset. Photograph by Ralph Ponsonby Watts

Performing Circus Polar Bears
Daily Recreation. The performing Polar Bears of Carl Hagenbecks Wonder Zoo & Big Circus, Germany. Here a bear rides a tricycle, assisted by a friendly bear shove!

H. R. H. Princess Mary & Prince Henry
H.R.H. Princess Mary (Princess Royal, Countess of Harewood - 1897-1965) & Prince Henry (Duke of Gloucester - 1900-1974) (the children of George V) riding their bicycles

Penny Farthing Race / Silk
The Last Lap Five racing cyclists approach the finishing line on their Penny Farthings

Penny Farthing Scrap
A rider uses a loud-hailer to warn people to get out of his way

Trotting vs. Cycling Race, Alexandra Palace, 1875
Engraving showing a race between a horse-drawn trotting-carriage and a Penny Farthing (or Ordinary ) bicycle, held at the Alexandra Palace, 1875

Cycling in Evening Wear
A fashionable group in evening wear, the men on bicycles, standing under a palm tree

Bicycle Race at the Catford Cycling Club, 1892
Engraving showing one of the bicycle races between Catford Cycling Club and a Dutch team, held at Catford, August 1892. The Dutch team won the event by 9 points to Catford Clubs 11

Miss Hutton on her Bicycle, 1895
Photograph of Miss Hutton, the youngest member of a team representing England at an International cycling match held at the Royal Aquarium, Westminster, London, 1895

Policeman chasing a Penny Farthing Cyclist, 1880
Engraving showing a policeman chasing a cyclist on a Penny Farthing bicycle, for the offence of cycling without a bell or whistle

Arthur Du Cros - Racing Cyclist
Arthur Du Cros - Du Cros was a racing cyclist, enthusiast of cars when they were invented, and founder of the Dunlop company

Cyclists at a European Frontier on a Penny Farthing
Engraving showing two English cyclists on Penny Farthing or Ordinary bicycles reaching a Border post as they travel across Europe

Advertisement for Peter Robinsons Waterproof Cycling Capes
Advertisement for Waterproof Cycling Capes and Coats, as produced by Peter Robinson Ltd. of Oxford Street, London

Summer and Cycling Fashions for 1901
Illustration showing three costumes that The Graphic felt were suitable for the Summer, 1901. The Lady facing us wears a Simple Toilette for the Seaside or Country

Mr. S. Bancroft, Cyclist, 1896
Photograph of Mr. S. Bancroft, in his cycling clothes and with his safety bicycle, November 1896

Lady and Bicycle
A lady in long white summer dress and boater leans on her upright bicycle at the entrance to a summerhouse or grotto in the grounds of a large country house

London Traffic 1930S
A cycling salesman negotiates his way among the motor cars at Oxford Circus, central London

Tired Tandem Rider
A tired cyclist rests against a signpost, with his tandem leaning close by

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"Cycling: A Journey Through Time and Terrain" Embark on a thrilling ride through the captivating world of cycling, where history, competition, and sheer determination collide. From the picturesque landscapes of France to the adrenaline-fueled races like Tour de France, this sport has captured hearts worldwide. In 2009, legends Lance Armstrong and Alberto Contador battled it out for glory in the iconic Tour de France. The yellow jersey symbolizing leadership became their ultimate prize as they pushed themselves to unimaginable limits. Looking back at cycling's roots, we find ourselves transported to 1930 when the first-ever Tour de France photo was taken. Witnessing its humble beginnings only amplifies our admiration for how far this sport has come. But cycling isn't limited to road races; it encompasses various disciplines such as BMX racing. The intensity and agility displayed by these athletes are awe-inspiring as they navigate challenging tracks with precision and skill. One cannot discuss cycling without mentioning heroes like Bartali who left an indelible mark on the sport. Their unwavering dedication serves as a reminder that true champions are made not only on race days but also during countless hours of training. The Paris-Roubaix race takes us through cobblestone paths that test cyclists' endurance while showcasing breathtaking French scenery along the way, and is here that dreams are realized or shattered within every pedal stroke. Tour de France 2012 brought together a pack of determined riders ready to conquer mountains, plains, and everything in between. This postcard-worthy event captivated spectators around the globe with its sheer grandeur and spectacle. Mont Ventoux stands tall in Provence - an emblematic challenge etched into every cyclist's bucket list. Conquering its steep slopes rewards riders with panoramic views that make all their efforts worthwhile. Cycling transcends gender boundaries too; even a girl on her Lambretta scooter can experience freedom akin to riding alongside the wind.