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Ghost Rider of the Paris-Roubaix by Diana Sudyka at poster cabaretBicycle Art 2010
Bicycle Art 2010 is a series of hand-made screen prints commissioned by poster art specialists poster cabaret from Austin in Texas, USA.
Started in 2002 by keen cyclist Sebastian Foster to sell underground music posters, the company went so well he soon found himself indulging his passion for bikes by commissioning his favourite artists. The first bicycle print set was in 2009 and it's a measure of its success that the 2010 series has doubled the range.
Shown here is our favourite 'Ghost Rider of the Paris-Roubaix' and is a 19" x 12.5" hand-made, 6-color screen print in an edition of 150. The artist is Diana Sudyka and the price is $25. With $12.26 USPS Fist Class International Mail, that's comes to £17.21 which we thought was very reasonable. Yes, we have ordered ours.
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Thanks! For some reason it's not showing up here: https://road.cc/show/tags/nmotd/145572
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Highway Code rule 237 If you are dazzled by bright sunlight, slow down and if necessary, stop.
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He has obviously been on Bolton Clarion's all night ride.
It's blimmin' art
low pro track bike, not really suited to that environ, weird.
Track bike, innit?
Maybe that's why he's a ghost