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With the help of Youtube.com, we are now able to bring you a selection of films, short video clips and home movies related to old bicycles and transport from all over the world that we have found on Youtube.com. If you know of anymore, please do let us know. All the films are from Youtube and are in no way related to The Old Bicycle Company. Enjoy the films.

Joff Summerfield.
The man who cycled the world on a penny farthing.
Giro d'Italia 1953
Fausto Coppi
Belleville Rendevous
A 10 minute clip from the great french cartoon about the Tour De France.
Brooks Saddles Factory Film
Take a tour of the Brooks Leather saddle Factory in Smethwick, Birmingham and see how your Brooks saddle is made.
Building and Riding a Penny Farthing
A gentleman from Finland who built his own Penny Farthing.
Industry in America. Columbia Bicycles.
A short film from the 1940's about the American bicycle manufacturer, Columbia.
Jacques Tati's Bicycle Film
A compilation of all of Tati's bicycle sketches from Jour de fete.
Jour De Fete (1949/ Jacques Tati)
The 1949 film with Jacques Tati as the cycling postman.
Raleigh Bicycle V Dave Yates Hand built
A 1994 film made when Raleigh were still making bicycles in the UK.
Pashley GUV'NOR's at L'Eroica
2 Pashley employees ride L'Eroica on the GUV'NOR's in 2008
Victorian Ladies Bicycle Slalom.
A short silent film from 1899.
L'Eroica
The great retro vintage bicycle event held every October in Tuscany, Italy.
Monty Python - Bicycle Repair Man
Penny Farthing Crash
An amazing short clip of a high speed penny farthing crash.
The Cyclists Special.
A wonderul short film from 1955 about The Cyclists Touring Club.
Tweed Run - London
400 cyclists dressed in Tweed take in the sights of London for a spot of tea.

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