Cycle de France images

16 pictures from Cycle de France, each linked to the story or record it comes from.

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Rear transmission of the 1948 Cycle de France randonneuse: a four-speed Cyclo derailleur driven by a threaded rod, the seat-stay dynamo, wing-nut axle nuts and a long shaped rear dropoutCycle de France · Photograph · 1948The Cyclo four-speed, its actuating rod, and the seat-stay dynamo.Cyclo jockey pulley stamped FABRICATION CYCLO Bté S.G.D.G. on the 1948 Cycle de France randonneuse, below the four-speed freewheel and the wing-nut axleCycle de France · Photograph · 1948The Cyclo pulley, stamped FABRICATION CYCLO Bté S.G.D.G.Polished alloy handlebar stem of the 1948 Cycle de France randonneuse, stamped BELL, with the leather-wrapped randonneur handlebar below itCycle de France · Photograph · 1948The alloy stem, stamped BELL.Cycles de France down tube script in red and blue on the pale metallic blue frame of the 1948 randonneuse, alongside the alloy frame pumpCycle de France · Photograph · 1948The Cycles de France down tube script, with the alloy frame pump above it.Drive side of the 1948 Cycle de France randonneuse from the bottom bracket forward, showing the cotterless Stronglight crankset, the Rosa inner chainring and the Le Simplex front changerCycle de France · Photograph · 1948The drive side from the bottom bracket forward.Idéale leather saddle and seat-stay manette of the 1948 Cycle de France randonneuse seen from behind, above the hammered Lefol rear fenderCycle de France · Photograph · 1948The Idéale saddle and the manette, seen from behind the rider.Cockpit of the 1948 Cycle de France randonneuse, showing the leather-wrapped Pivo randonneur handlebar, alloy brake levers, the Bell stem and the alloy headlamp carried on the front rackCycle de France · Photograph · 1948The cockpit, with the headlamp carried out ahead on the rack.Lugged alloy front rack of the 1948 Cycle de France randonneuse with its cork bearing pad, seen under the leather-wrapped Pivo handlebarCycle de France · Photograph · 1948The alloy front rack, brazed at every joint and padded with cork.Head badge of the 1948 Cycle de France randonneuse, a Gallic rooster on a tricolore shield reading C.D.F. Cycle de France St Étienne, above a cable hanger stamped MafacCycle de France · Photograph · 1948The C.D.F. head badge: a Gallic rooster over CYCLE DE FRANCE and ST ÉTIENNE.Alloy headlamp with an amber lens and a hinged top switch, mounted on the front rack of the 1948 Cycle de France randonneuseCycle de France · Photograph · 1948The alloy headlamp and its amber lens.Seat cluster of the 1948 Cycle de France randonneuse, with a drum-bodied Cyclo manette clamped to the seat stay and the rear cantilever brake straddle wire belowCycle de France · Photograph · 1948The drum manette on the seat stay, and the rear cantilever below it.Drive-side profile of a 1948 Cycle de France concours randonneuse in pale metallic blue, with hammered Lefol fenders, a lugged alloy front rack, an alloy headlamp and 650B wheelsCycle de France · Photograph · 1948The 1948 Cycle de France randonneuse in full drive-side profile.Le Simplex front changer, the Rosa inner chainring and the Stronglight sunburst cartouche on the crank arm of the 1948 Cycle de France randonneuseCycle de France · Photograph · 1948Three marks in one frame: Le Simplex, Rosa and Stronglight.Duralumin undercarriage of the Idéale saddle on the 1948 Cycle de France randonneuse, stamped DURALUMIN MÉTAL DE LA CÉGÉDUR inside a shield and flanked by the numeral 9Cycle de France · Photograph · 1948The Idéale saddle frame: DURALUMIN, MÉTAL DE LA CÉGÉDUR.LE MARTELÉ Bté SGDG Lefol stamp on the hammered alloy fender of the 1948 Cycle de France randonneuse, above a tire sidewall reading 650 x 35 BCycle de France · Photograph · 1948Two marks in one frame: the Lefol fender stamp and a 650 x 35 B sidewall.Cycle de France logoCycle de France · Logo · 1948Cycle de France logo

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