It's Tour de France season, which in my opinion is one of the more
exciting sporting events of the year. Some of the
most talented cyclists in the world all come to France to engage in a competition not just
on physical fitness, stamina, and ability, but on mental focus,
resilience, endurance, and power. The course winds through countryside and mountains, small towns and cities. And nothing like being a world
champion to keep all the riders motivated. It's really a beautiful, crazy, and kind of
ridiculous event. But glory and fame and month-long
bike races just aren't for everyone. So here's a tribute to all the
everyday bicycles that may never get to compete in the Tour de France,
but nonetheless fulfill their duty to their riders on two wheels with
grace, style, and good looks to boot.
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| Vieille-Ville, Geneva, Switzerland |
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| Open air market, Lausanne, Switzerland |
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| The Olympic Museum, Lausanne, Switzerland |
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| Nyon, Switzerland |
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| Nyon, Switzerland |
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| Schauplatzgasse, Bern, Switzerland |
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| Bern, Switzerland |
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| Bern, Switzerland |
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| Kramgasse, Bern, Switzerland |
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| Soho Square, London, England |
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| Old Compton St, London, England |
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| London, England |
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| Borough Market, London, England |
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| Royal Geographical Society, London, England |
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| The Jordaan, Amsterdam, The Netherlands |
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| Prinsengracht, Amsterdam, The Netherlands |
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| Amsterdam, The Netherlands |
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| The Nine Streets, Amsterdam, The Netherlands |
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| Singel 7, Amsterdam, The Netherlands |
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| The pipa kar, Waterland, The Netherlands |
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| Nice, France |
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| Nice, France |
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| Promenade des Anglais, Nice, France |
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