Some of these bicycles are not in the best condition but it is interesting to look at them.  Anyone that knows me knows I am naturally attracted to bicycles.
This bicycle is a Carrera Subway 1.  It's good to see that it has been used thoroughly.  On the back is a splash guard to prevent water that comes off the tires from ending up on one's back.
Two Union bicycles.  Notice the long steerers and chain guards on each bike that is very much a Japanese design.  These are designed for the rider to sit upright.  The back racks can be used for all sorts of cargo as well as paniers.  These are serious commuter bikes.
Closeup of the Union Classic bicycle.  Note the dual top tube.
This Raleigh has seen some action!  Raleigh bicycles are originally from England.  If you want to see an ancient Raleigh, look in the Old Bicycles section of this website.
Bikes galore!  This is part of an initiative started by Barclays Bank to support cycling around London for fitness and cleaner air.  This program is called Barclays Cycle Hire.  To the right are the Ola High School Marching Mustangs, a Marching Band from the United States.
A rental bike call an Elysee.  This bike was parked near Buckingham Palace.  These rentals are available here.
Pictured in the center is an older Raleigh.  Notice the chain guard...a nice touch.  Chain guards are appreciated when wearing nice clothes. 
An assortment of bicycles.
What do we have here? It looks like a Raleigh, a b'Twin and an Apollo.  I saw these bicycles on the way back from Windsor.
A Dawe's bicycle seen in Bath, England.  I believe Dawe's is originally a Canadian bicycle.
The bicycle on the right seems to have a custom paint job and a Christmas handlebar motif (I love it!).  The one on the left has an obscured brand name.
As if I wouldn't notice a bike tucked away behind a bench in Bath!  It's a vintage Peugeot!  Boy, would I like to have one of these!  It appears to be an 80's production model.
Cyclers in the New Year's Day parade.  Note the red Specialized!
Bicycles parked in the Stonehenge Visitor's parking lot.  To ride to Stonehenge on a bicycle can be quite a haul!  It's a little blurry because it was heavily overcast that day.
Barclays bikes in the Westminster area of London near Temple Church.  Unfortunately, the Temple Church was closed during our visit to London.
A Concert bicycle in Whitechapel.
A Saracen Venturer bicycle. The Saracens exchanged their horses and swords for pedals.   A wise decision!