Two Wheeler Collection

Ride a bike, c.1880. Creator: Sandham, Henry (1842-1910)
Ride a bike, c.1880. Private Collection

Visiting Dinas Mawddwy, Snowdonia National Park, Wales in a superb Heinkel Trojan 200 2-wheel Microcar. Date: 1963

Theophile-Alexandre Steinlen Imprimerie Charles Verneau
Theophile-Alexandre Steinlen, Imprimerie Charles Verneau, Motocycles Comiot, paper, lithography, total: height: 138, 5 cm; width: 95, 5 cm, signed: im Druck unten rechts: Steinlen

19th Century velocipede, artwork C018 / 7054
19th Century velocipede. 1880 engraving of a velocipede from 1868. The velocipede also known as the dandy horse or laufmaschine (running machine)

19th Century penny-farthing, artwork C018 / 7055
19th Century penny-farthing. Engraving of a penny-farthing bicycle from 1885. The penny-farthings, also known as the ordinary

19th Century velocipede, artwork C018 / 7053
19th Century velocipede. 1880 engraving of a man riding a velocipede designed by Karl Drais in 1818. The velocipede also known as the dandy horse or laufmaschine (running machine)

Cross country motorbike racing
Cross country motorbike race

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Exploring the breathtaking landscapes of Dinas Mawddwy in Snowdonia National Park, Wales, atop a superb Heinkel Trojan 200 two-wheeler. A modern-day adventure inspired by the spirit of the 19th Century, as we pay homage to the early pioneers of cycling. Theophile-Alexandre Steinlen's Imprimerie Charles Verneau captures the essence of these early velocipedes with his intricate artwork, showcasing C018 / 7053, C018 / 7054, and C018 / 7055. Yet, the thrill of the ride is not just a relic of the past. Today, the roar of engines echoes through the hills as cross country motorbike racing pushes the limits of two-wheeled adventure.