Bicycles And Cycling Collection

Film Carry on Teacher - April 1959 Charles Hawtrey with other members of the cast at Pinewood Studios

Tony Robinson and Thora Hird in a BBC TV comedy show The Boys and Mrs. B
Tony Robinson and Thora Hird in a BBC TV comedy show The Boys and Mrs.B. February 1977 DBASE MSI

Alfred Hitchcock - film director - September 1969 Skating at claridges he said " I Hope They ve Put out the Fire by now"

Actor Savalas Telly surronded by young fans on bikes, during a walk in London with his wife, Marilynn Gardner. February 1968

Sue Lloyd actress puts money in a parking meter May 1967 for her mini bicycle on the Embankment in London

Actress Susannah York oct 1965 riding a bike on Kings road Chelsea

John Thaw actor starred in THE SWEENEY - Circa 1945

Actor Savalas Telly, surronded by young fans with bikes, during a walk in London with his wife. Kojak February 1968 1960s © Mirrorpix

Actor Telly Savalas, surrounded by young fans with bikes, during a walk in London with his wife. February 1968 1960s © Mirrorpix

Patrick Troughton actor dressed as Robin Hood March 1953 in Battersea Park in London watched by young children as he aims his bow and arrow. He is to star as Robin Hood in a childrens TV series

Patrick Troughton actor dressed as Robin Hood March 1953 in Battersea Park in London watched by young children as he aims his bow and arrow. He is to star as Robin Hood in a childrens TV series

Alfred Hitchcock - film director - September 1969 Skating at claridges he said " I Hope They ve Put out the Fire by now" gqmagazineusa gqmagazineusa

Kate Winslet actress Nov 1998 on honeymoon in the Scottish Highlands on the way back from a 2 hour cycle ride through the glens

Sylvia Syms Actress on her little Scooter - July 1960

Film Carry on Teacher - April 1959 Charles Hawtrey with other members of the cast at Pinewood Studios

Kate Winslet and new husband Jim Threapleton Nov 1998 on honeymoon in the Scottish Highlands on the way back from a 2 hour cycle ride through the glens

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"Bicycles and Cycling: A Timeless Love Affair" In the golden era of cinema, bicycles played a significant role both on and off screen. From the hilarious antics in "Carry on Teacher" to Alfred Hitchcock's unexpected passion for skating at Claridges, these moments captured the essence of this beloved mode of transportation. Even celebrities couldn't resist the allure of cycling. Telly Savalas, known for his iconic role as Kojak, found himself surrounded by young fans on bikes during a leisurely stroll through London. Meanwhile, Sue Lloyd gracefully maneuvered her mini car into a parking meter while enjoying her two-wheeled companion. The streets of Chelsea witnessed actress Susannah York effortlessly gliding along Kings Road on her trusty bicycle in 1965. Her elegance perfectly encapsulated the freedom and joy that cycling brings. Not only did actors embrace bicycles in their personal lives but also within their work. John Thaw's portrayal as a tough detective in "The Sweeney" showcased thrilling chase scenes where bicycles became an integral part of capturing criminals. Comedy legends Tony Robinson and Thora Hird brought laughter to our screens with their BBC TV show "The Boys and Mrs. B, " which often featured humorous encounters involving bicycles. Alfred Hitchcock continued to surprise us when he traded his director's chair for skates at Claridges in September 1969. His love for unconventional activities knew no bounds. Patrick Troughton, best known as Doctor Who's second incarnation, took us back to medieval times dressed as Robin Hood while riding through Battersea Park in March 1953. His adventurous spirit mirrored that of cyclists who explore new horizons every day. Bicycles have always been more than just modes of transport; they symbolize freedom, adventure, and community spirit. Whether it be Hollywood stars or everyday individuals pedaling away towards their dreams – bicycles continue to captivate hearts worldwide.