VINTAGE BICYCLE PHOTOS
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Rambler said:
I agree. I think it's great to see how the style of bicycles has evolved firsthand.
....not to mention the fashion. 8)
Rutgers University Bicycle Club c.1880
The last HPV event in Ayer MA Bob Hicks showed up with this trike.......not the old one, the newer one. I remember hauling down a long hill and passed everyone and then Bob passed me. I think he's 81.....that's vintage.
I think the old trike was trashed, no melted down into Bud' cans and trashed. No wait the trike was melted down into beer cans then melted down into Toyota pickups and I think I'm driving it :shock:
Graylock
Now, that’s funny!Graylock said:
Happy Thanksgiving, Graylock.
Christchurch, New Zealand c.1885
The Atalanta Ladies' Cycling Club c.1892
Text: Fred Wood (of England) comes a cropper c.1896
ZygoteLittle said:
Graylock, my wife didn’t see any humor in what we wrote on this; she said, “What’s so funny, he’s Scottish!”
ZygoteLittle said:
ZygoteLittle said:
Graylock, my wife didn’t see any humor in what we wrote on this; she said, “What’s so funny, he’s Scottish!”
I think that is COLEEN McCloud from the clan McCloud.
Could that be a woman with a beard that thick? Admittedly, the photograph is enigmatic.
Lancaster Park, New Zealand c.1896
Akaroa, at Barry's Bay, New Zealand (1886)
Pioneer Cycling Club, on the West Coast Road, New Zealand (1885)
Pioneer Cycling Club, on the West Coast Road, New Zealand (1885)
Bicycle Club Montreal (1885)
I’ve been thinking of purchasing a modern reproduction of this trike; the only problem is in transporting it. :|
Rideable Bicycle Replicas
I’ve been thinking of purchasing a modern reproduction of this trike; the only problem is in transporting it. :|
Rideable Bicycle Replicas
Mr. & Mrs. Preece on a tandem, trip to Dunedin c.1896
