Cyclepedia: 100 Postcards of Iconic Bicycles

Cyclepedia: 100 Postcards of Iconic Bicycles

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Author: Michael Embacher
Format: Jigsaw, 105mm x 150mm, 660g, 100 pages
Published: Thames & Hudson Ltd, United Kingdom, 2015

This postcard box presents 100 of the most significant, interesting and curious bicycles that the history of cycling has witnessed. Each postcard features essential information about the model, with key facts and technical specifications.

With specimens ranging from those for use in the mountains, for racing and in the city, to tandems, kids', folding, touring, cargo and curiosity bikes, there is something to suit every taste. Cycling's popularity grows and grows; bicycles have become statements of individuality the world over. This very special selection will delight both those already in the know and those yet to be converted.

Michael Embacher, an architectural designer in Vienna, has amassed one of the most diverse bicycle collections in the world.

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Author: Michael Embacher
Format: Jigsaw, 105mm x 150mm, 660g, 100 pages
Published: Thames & Hudson Ltd, United Kingdom, 2015

This postcard box presents 100 of the most significant, interesting and curious bicycles that the history of cycling has witnessed. Each postcard features essential information about the model, with key facts and technical specifications.

With specimens ranging from those for use in the mountains, for racing and in the city, to tandems, kids', folding, touring, cargo and curiosity bikes, there is something to suit every taste. Cycling's popularity grows and grows; bicycles have become statements of individuality the world over. This very special selection will delight both those already in the know and those yet to be converted.

Michael Embacher, an architectural designer in Vienna, has amassed one of the most diverse bicycle collections in the world.