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Bicycle designed by Mr. Graham Hunt
A school in Perth, capital of the state of Western Australia, stands to receive substantial royalties from sales of a new BMX (off-road racing) bicycle which was to be manufactured in in the People's Republic of China, for export. Students from Wa...
The Times of Ceylon Press
This Indian cycle acrobat, S.M Ramakili thrilled audiences at the Sunday Fair Square at Bandarawela. Picture shows Ramakili balancing two boys on the cross bar, on tables and chairs about 30 feet high.
Studio Cyrils, Bandarawala
The newly designed Moulton bicycle continued to command the cycling scene in Britain when John Woodburn broke the British road records' association, Cardiff to London (158 miles) record by 18 1/2 minutes recently, lowering the old record to 6 hour...
Daily Mirror
From Left to Right: Mr G.P Seneratne (Patron); Mr. D.K Subaramanian (Donor of the Trophies); The minister of the sport Mr. K.B Ratnayake; Mr. P. Norbert De Silva and Mr. R.L Michael.
Daily Mirror
Annual Port Cargo Corporation Sports Club's Cycle Race
M. Thomas of the Delft Quay Wharf Division, winning the annual Port Cargo Coorporation Sports Club's cycle race held yesterday. The race began at the Angler's club and the route was along Galle Road to Panadura and back.
The Times of Ceylon Press
The winners of the 80 miles cycle race organized by the Kandana St. Sebastian Sports Association, 1st place K.D. Joseph from Hendala (middle), 2nd place M. Thomas from Wattala (left) and 3rd place P. Padmasiri Perera from Pannipitiya (right).
The Times of Ceylon Press
World champion Uwe Raab won the GDR champion title 50 kilometers individual time trials for the third time in succession in Forst (Cottbus county) on July 26th, 1984. This victory was the best present on his 22nd birthday.
The Times of Ceylon Press
The winners of the cycle race organized by the Watareka United Welfare Service Association; first place K.D. Wijedasa and second place S.A.D.L. Perera.
The Times of Ceylon Press
The bicycle race winners, 1st place M.G. De Silva, 2nd place Bharatha Kumara Neelamuni and 3rd place G.G. Chandrasirir De Silva.
The Times of Ceylon Press
Eleven year old Subaitha Samsudeen created a sensation in Trincomalee by riding a bicycle non-stop for twenty-four hours. She is the daughter of Mr. Samsudeen, aratchi of the Trincomlaee TC.
The Times of Ceylon Press