Amsterdam rocks!

The Wall of Sormano, in the province of Como, Italy. Is a road with such a legendary slope (experienced as virtually ‘vertical’ by cyclists) that it has been dubbed “Muro of Sormano”. Inserted by Vincenzo Torriani in the Giro di Lombardia in the 1960 – 1962 – in order to make the race, which he perceived as too ‘easy’, more challenging – the slope has since then become legendary for its toughness, forcing many champions to get off their bikes and continue on foot!

Despite appearances, this is not actually a bike. It’s piece by an artist named Daniel Bragin, who was born in Moscow but lives and works in London and Amsterdam. The correct title of the work is ‘Proposal for Russian Olympic Cycling Team 1992′, a statement about the New, emerging Russia.

Fontana , Berlin

Sculpture framed by bicycles in Center Camp, the heart of Black Rock City

Inspired by Samuel Beckett’s Molloy falling off his bicycle into a ditch, “The Buried Bicycle” takes advantage of Villette’s large scale

Stanko Abadžic. Bicycle Art on Wall, 2008.

This 'Hovenring' is an elevated, exclusive bicycle roundabout to be found in Einhoven, Netherlands. Apparently there is a similar such track in Norway. Very helpful for cyclists! Photo by Ronald Otten via BicycleDutch

Archway made out of Bicycles at the Burning man festival in Nevada.

NEBRASKA • Lincoln Marathon

Cycle Gateway erected for Torontos Cycle week. This was arranged by West 8 Urban Designers as part of their proposals for the Toronto waterfront

Gigantic bicycle sculpture located on Danube river in Budapest.

Knox Victoria Austratlia