BIkey Face
Illustrated adventures of a plain clothes cyclist.
CERES Bike Shed
You too can make your own little bike from recycled bits and pieces (if you live in Melbourne).
Dave's Vintage bicycles
Bookmarked to a little ripper folder, this site has everything you need to know about vintage bikes, and possibly some things you don’t need to know.
Folding Cyclists
A site dedicated to folding bikes – this links to their photo gallery which has some delicious retro folders, and at least one exquisite contemporary one called Rad Concept.
My NS22
One man’s journey into restoring a NS22 Peugot (folder). This guy really has the folding Peugoet bug; if you want to know how many spokes it has, this is your site.
Small Wheeled Bikes by Tony Hadland (UK)
A feast of articles about small wheeled bikes that includes a brief yet strangely comprehensive history of the Raleigh Twenty, in all its incarnations, including the Stowaway.
Telegraph hot gadgets
Unbelievable love child of a dragster and a traditional 70s folding bike
The Raleigh Twenty
An absolute must site for any one who rides or admires the Raleigh Twenty. You’ll be pleasantly surprised how many of you there are out there.
Vetti live in Northcote
Nothing to do with bikes: everything to do with seeing the gorgeous things around us, she has a keen eye, especially for little street art gems and serendipidous bits of beauty in the ordinary. Have a squizz: you won’t regret it.
Little Bike Blog
Yes, clearly!
For sure.More information please.
the artist is William Eggelston, the photo was take in 1966 and it is in the photographic collection at MoMA, New York