Welcome to the Blogged Bike Gallery.
It’s a showcase for cyclists and their trusty steeds from all over the city.
You’re probably here because you found one of my card’s on your bike. If so, you’ll find your machine in here.
Thanks for looking!!
Thanks to PC Stew & PC Stone of Hall Green Police for this one. Taken on Kings Heath High Street.
A lovely Etienne womens bike. This picture taken on the corner of Kings Heath High Street & Heathfield Road.
A very lonely Freespirit Albany. This bike is parked opposite my flat in Kings Heath!
A Specialised Sirrus Sport. Parked inside the Bull Ring. I guess all of the bike racks were full? 🙂
A very nice Dawes Giro 400. This picture taken in Moseley.
This one is a mystery. No name, no i.d. but still a lovely bike. This picture taken in town on Station Street.
A really nice Kona Dew Deluxe, blogged on Kings Heath High Street.
Spotted at various places in Kings Heath, a cool Cross Sultan.
Our first folding bike in the gallery! A Dahon Speed, pictured on Kings Heath High Street.
A very nice Cannondale Quick, pictured on Kings Heath High Street.
Pictured outside The Cycle Surgery on Priory Queensway, a very nice B’twin Riverside.
Spotted on Kings Heath High Street, this cool Raleigh Yukon Dual Suspension.
I see this bike nearly every day – well I should do…it’s mine! It’s a Edwards Omafiets, made in Holland.
Another “mystery” bike – no name, no i.d. Maybe you can help me out? Leave a comment.. Thanks
This is a Ammaco Pakka Lite, pictured on Kings Heath High Street. Nice!
An absolutely gorgeous Pashley, pictured here by All Saints Church, Kings Heath.
A well loved Raleigh Pioneer Metro, seen in Kings Heath.
This Giant Sedona was captured in Kings Heath.
This pictured of a cool Butler Explorer 100 was taken in Kings Heath.
This Apollo Haze was seen on the High Street in Kings Heath.
This well loved and clearly well used Giant Escaper, photographed in Kings Heath. Love the saddle cover !
This Trek Alpha, pictured outside Cycle Surgery in Birmingham.
This Giant with child seat photographed on Kings Heath High Street.
This bright yellow Dawes Discovery 301, pictured here in Kings Heath.
Could this be a Richard Sachs mountain bike? If it’s yours, let us know if we’re right !
ProBike Horizon, seen here in Kings Heath.
A nice Giant Cypress, pictured in Kings Heath.
Any Dutch-style bike is always welcome! This lovely Real Classic Deluxe, photographed on Kings Heath High Street.
A Jamis Beatnik, pictured in Kings Heath.
A lovely Claud Butler Legend, pictured here on the High Street in Birmingham City Centre.
A Carrera Subway 1, pictured in Kings Heath.
A cool Univega Rover, pictured in Kings Heath
A beautiful Raleigh Misty, pictured in Kings Heath
A Hawk Scenic, pictured in Kings Heath
This cool Jamis Aurora, pictured here in Kings Heath
Another mini-bike !! This gorgeous blue Brompton, pictured here in Kings Heath.
A well-used and, no doubt, well-loved Kona racing bike pictured in Kings Heath.
A first for the gallery – a Surly Long Haul Trucker.
Another “mystery” bike… Couldn’t resist taking this picture as the bike was such a lovely bike. Shame it had no markings. Any ideas anyone?
A well used Trek 700, pictured here in Kings Heath
A first for the gallery. This classic Eddy Merckx Falcon, pictured here by All Saints Church, Kings Heath.
One for the purists? A Vanmoof, spotted on Kings Heath high street. A beautiful bike.
Another Claud Butler for the gallery!
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