Federico Bahamontes stops for an ice cream (Tour de France 1954) - Vintage Road Cycling Stories
Federico Bahamontes licking ice cream during a stage in the Alps is one of the legendary stories in the history of Tour de France
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Hand in hand on the top of Alpe d’Huez - Vintage Road Cycling Stories
The rivalry between team mates Greg Lemond and Bernard Hinault reached a new peak in the 18th stage at the Tour de France in 1986.
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Charly Gaul on Monte Bondone (Giro d’Italia 1956) - Vintage Road Cycling Stories
Road cycling’s most pic solo victories among extreme circumstances: Charly Gaul on Monte Bondone (Giro d’Italia 1956)
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Only four cyclists finished the thoughest Milano-Sanremo - Vintage Road Cycling Stories
Only four cyclists finished the thoughest Milano-Sanremo edition. The 4th Milano-Sanremo held on 4th April 1910 was won by Eugène Christophe
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Fiorenzo Magni’s heroic efforts after his crash at Giro d’Italia 1956 - Vintage Road Cycling Stories
One of the most iconic vintage road cycling images features Fiorenzo Magni grimacing in pain on a gradually ascending road, gripping a […]
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The battle on Puy de Dôme: Raymond Poulidor’s closest chance at Tour de France glory - Vintage Road Cycling Stories
Raymond Poulidor’s closest chance at Tour de France glory - The battle on Puy de Dôme (Tour de France 1964)
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