The Cyklist - letting you know all about cycling

This is on the back of an old rusted old bike frame that's lying around. What a shame, it'd be awesome to have such a straight forward, no nonsense decal on my own bike.

The Rex bicycle logo

Vertical lettering, yep. Black and white, yep. Awesome crown, yep.

The Wici bicycle

I like how these look quite formal, one of the benefits of using foil logos I guess.

Glittering gold

I was super impressed with the paint on this old Redux bicycle. The photos don't quite capture just how very golden this really was though unfortunately. The metallic flake was really catching the sun light when I saw it, it's a great finish.

Fram-king frame logo

Maybe a maroon Monark

Intersport bicycle isn't into sports

In Swedish, if you dropped the first 'r' as in 'Inte...sport', it becomes 'not sports'. This commuter bicycle knows its place.

By Peugeot, without luggage.

I forgot to post the main reason that I'd stopped to look at the old Peugeot bicycle in the first place. The diminutive front rack! I've spotted a similar one before, but this seems even more ridiculous. Even so, I would happily use it to carry any conveniently small and square objects I ever need to move.

A peeling painted Plum

I didn't even notice the little 'P' man logo until now, a nice little finishing touch.

Husqvarna goodness

I'm a real sucker for when the bicycle brand name is written vertically, as we've seen Monark do so well. So that plus the awesome seat tube logo is a great combination in my eyes.

The Fram King Frame

Bold and great.

A pretty Peugeot

Unfortunately this bike seems pretty neglected.

Circular wheel reflectors

The reflectors on this Motobecane bicycle are pretty great. Maybe though this is a bit of style over function, as I think the actual spinning and moving reflections of normal small reflectors must be more effective at actually catching a driver's eye. Even so, they do look pretty rad. Maybe you could make them in different coloured sections too.

Weserkrone

That's nice.