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il padrone wrote:Google is handy.

Figaro Pasquale, an Italian barber in Amsterdam

of course this requires the assumption this barber shoppe's owner is in fact the same Figaro Pasquale.

So many one liners there... Interesting choice of sponsor and placement.

Nature Valley, let me go hiking.

Nature valley, I prefer the hills.

!00% natural (speaks for itself)

Etc

Ross wrote:

Nothing to add - I was just telling some of the guys that I ride with about this pic, so I figured if I quoted it, it would move to the end of the thread.

Ahhhhh le derriere du Francais, c'est magnifique

de la francaise

Nice one............but still a dangerous spot to ride..........on a double line with traffic in both directions

greyhoundtom wrote:Nice one............but still a dangerous spot to ride..........on a double line with traffic in both directions

Yeah but I bet plenty of drivers notice the rider

Coolest of the cool

Yeah pretty cool........except for the guy riding on the wrong side of the bike path not taking any notice of what’s happening around him while trying to chat up a lass quite obviously out of his league.

greyhoundtom wrote:Yeah pretty cool........except for the guy riding on the wrong side of the bike path not taking any notice of what’s happening around him while trying to chat up a lass quite obviously out of his league.

You must be on the wrong forum ?? Cycle Safety is over there -------------------->

I think this ticks most boxers:


Actually to the topic it doesn't:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_chics
leads to:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cycle_chic

Today Cycle chic or bicycle chic refers to cycling in fashionable everyday clothes. The fashion concept developed in popular culture to include the bicycles themselves and bicycle accessories.

Some interpretations here could be classified under bicycle accessories by objectifying women or men.

By the correct definition, this beats the above (and is local to Perth circa 2006):

This is the thread that makes perfect sense out of cycling, yet I can't help but think that very few of these pics are taken in Australia.
So many practical yet stylish bikes here, ridden by people in regular clothing, doing simple activities like shopping or going for a coffee.
So obvious, yet so sad for us.

il padrone wrote:

That's on my commute!

__PG__ wrote:

il padrone wrote:

That's on my commute!

Now THAT'S chic, that and the pics above makes me think this thread is finally back on track.

Is that near the cnr of Ackland and The Espalnade StKilda?
Great picture, proves us old blokes can look cool too