trail-a-bike by Cog Magazine illustrates the immense joy of riding a bike
The Guardian has examples of enviable bike infrastructure from around the World. The Melkwegbridge in Purmerend, Netherlands separates cyclists and pedestrians while still allowing easy passage for boats. The cycling deck splits in two, pivoting around piers on either side of the canal to allow boats to pass, while the 12m arch ensures pedestrian access remains uninterrupted.
For lasting fitness…Royal Enfield Bicycles are the best poster designed by Douglas Maxfield around 1930 andfound on NattyMatty’s Etsy page.
In the Crosshairs provide their coverage of the Bpost Bank Trofee-Ronse cyclocross race which is both entertaining and will sharpen up your cross skills.
Chistopher Laue photograph.
Milk delivery man back in the day.
Wicker bicycle in Todmorden, West Yorkshire photographed by Tim Green.
22nd Annual Berlin Halloween Alleycat Scramble. Details of the event here.
Marymoor Crawl in Redmond Washington sees riders get eliminated if they put a foot down, grab the rail, ride off the track surface or fall after which there’s a race around the track. Apparently we’ll be seeing similar format race at the Revolution Series in the UK according to a report in Road.cc.
Poster that will be on display at this year’s ARTCRANK Boston this Saturday at Aeronaut Brewing.