Cycling Infrastructure – For The Cyclist, By A Cyclist
Images
The Great Rivalry – Anna Meares & Victoria Pendleton
Photo shared by Anna Meares on Twitter.
Great Photo Of A Great Champion – Spartacus In Swiss & Saxo Colours
Photo by @mrvaneboderac on twitter
Le Tour 2012 – The Finish
A quick assortment of the final few days’ images from Le Tour 2012. Images, almost all from Twitter.
Cav celebrates his 4th win on Champs Elysee
The always frowning Mr. Plucky cements his polka dotted jersey.
Viking Corner. Norwegian fans shout support for national champion Edvald Boasson Hagen.
Nature Break, pro style
Big George’s Last Tour
Too Close? Bradley Wiggins & Chris Froome hug after final TT confirmed Wiggins’ TdF win.
The Champagne Is Finally Uncorked
Cadel Sr. & Jr.
Brad Sr & Jr
Olmypisc 2102 – Rounding Off
Just a select few images from Olympics road cycling events (a sprinkling from track too):
Sir Hoy
Lunge for the line
LL Sanchez, TT
Tony Martin, sprinting for the line in TT
Wiggins, in sight of the TT Gold
Thanking the tremendous crowds
King Bradley
Team GB Men’s Pursuit Team In Action
Men’s Team Sprint Gold Medal Stamp featuring Chris Hoy, Phil Hinds & Jason Kenny.
Bradley reveals his cameo in the opening ceremony
Cancellara Fan Club off to London
Support for Team GB on the zig zag section of Box Hill
A smart Hannah Reynolds books an early space in the ticketed section at Box Hill.
Bradley taking a break from Olympic RR route recon, outside a pub in Surrey
Spartacus Bike
Belgian team do a recce of RR circuit
Tom Boonen looking in good shape on recce of RR circuit at Box Hill
Bradley Wiggins’ Gold Medal Winner’s Stamp
Bradley with his Gold Medal and enlarged stamp
The Golden Girls
My Long Time Tablet Wallpaper
Next Up: Rio
About To Become Our New Favourite Coffee Place In Central
Via the fabulous @LadyVelo on twitter.
The Real Pro Cyclist
Via, the stupendous @SuperCyclingMan on Twitter.
Ride A Bike, Save Your City
A Short History Of Traffic Engineering
Image by Michael’s Copenhagenize , via Mark Treasure on twitter.
I’d recommend these two fellas as must-follow if you’re interested in propogation and evolution of cycling as a mainstream transport medium. Michael is already a leading advocate, and advisor, on designing cities for cycling. Mark is doing great work covering, and advocating for, rights of cyclists on the road and, preferably, off them, in the UK.
Jensie’s Ride
SHUT UP LEGS!
805,000 KM
3100 KG OF PASTA CONSUMED
110 STITCHES
100 CRASHES
64 WINS
40 YEARS
25 SCREWS
16 TIMES AROUND THE WORLD
11 BROKEN BONES
1 JENS!