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Chris Barber March 1969 Famous band leader and trombon player is a very keen racing motorist and friend of the very famous men in racing including Graham Hill
Cyclists out for a spin along a country lane near Belsay in Northumberland in 1950
Jock Harrison back in the saddle, and at 73, preparing for his greatest cycling challenge in a long two wheeled career, intending to Penny farthing his way from Newcastle to his birthplace in Dundee
Francis Meehan from Ashington with her old bike
Stamfordham Young Farmers (left to right) Alison Johnson, Fiona Straughan and John Straughan set off on a 150 mile journey on this triplet bike to their annual conference in Blackpool
This antique tricycle will be used by the local operatic society so someone can make an unusual entrance
Alistair Ross (left) and Howard Dixon put their quadricycle through its paces in 1975
An intrepid cycling fan set out yesterday to pedal 100 miles in a coast-to-coast marathon across the North on old-fashioned penny farthings
The Young Farmers club at haydon Bridge have made this five seater bike to make a sponsored ride from Carlisle to Newcastle
Trying the goodies style triplet bike out for size are (left to right) students Peter King, club secretary Aileen Briggs, and chairman Martin Honor
Cyclists pass kenton Bar, Newcastle, during the tenth stage of the Milk Race in June 1974
Alex Lindsay on an 1895 penny farthig at Aydon Castle
An anti pollution parade through Newcastle in 1974
Phil Dixon, chairman of the Morpeth Round Table, with his team pictured before the off today on their multi-cycle on which they will go to Snowdon, Scafell Pike and Ben Nevis
Cycling buffs Mrs. Frances Milsham and Mr. Tommy Thompson at Beamish Museum
Three Tynside men have borrowed a 70 year old triplet cycle t for an outing with a difference. The cycling triplets (left to right) George Moore, Paul Brewis and Colin Brewis Circa 1970
Which way home? Find you sense of adventure on a cycling holiday away from it all
Malcolm Young trys out his home made 1876 replica Coventry tricycle at the Northern Cycle Festival at Gateshead stadium
Auctioneer Barbara Turner with an old but in good condition penny farthing
Schoolboy stunt rider Neil Cliff on his unicycle
Pupils from Longbenton High School and their transport to their schools expedition centre in Harwood Forest. in Northumberland. The three are Peter may (left) chris Rowell (centre) and Keith Redden
Robert Atkinson and Pat Crawforth on a 1882 Excelsior Duplex three wheeler at Beamish with Jeremy Crawforth behind on a 1882 Coventry Machinists Company Club 56 inch ordinary bicycle, January 1990
Three veteran cyclists riding high on their penny-farthings in Newcastle, from left to right, Arthur Wright, Harry Merz and Ray Fixtel
Dr. Helen Sinclair tries out the oldest bicycle on show at Monkwearmouth Museum, Sunderland
A group of intrepid cycling fans set out yesterday to pedal 100 miles in a coast-to-coast marathon across the North on old-fashioned penny farthings
The 1921 wall auto wheel rudge sociable bicycle
Club member Angela Physick, aged 19, with a special tandem which could be used for disabled people
Cycling fan Glyn Stockdale set out yesterday to pedal 100 miles in a coast-to-coast marathon across the North on old-fashioned penny farthings
Tommy Thompson on the 109 year old tricycle at Beamish Museum
Pat McDonald tries out a scalle model of a Penny Farthing
Jim Wayte, from Washington takes his 1936 Bundle Tradesmans cycle for a ride at Beamish Museum
One of the most famouse bicycles still in existence is the 1819 hobby horse which belonged to the Earl of Durham
John Potter in from of his Kirby Stephen Museum with a penny farthing
Marie Wood of Formons in victorian dress complete with her penny farthing bike
Tommy Thompson with the replica Chicken and Hen bike at Beamish Museum
This bike kit makes two bikes into a romantic double bike with a seat and canopy. Our lovely Sunbirds Lix, Denise and Janice mastered the machine in next to no time
Saddling up on the multiple machine are left, to right, Alistair Weir, George Brogdon, Sue anderson, Anthony Johnson and Graeme clarkson
Norman Fay with his 60 year old Moller auto cycle which he has just completed renovating at his shop and bicycle works
Mrs. Enid Saint and Mrs. Margatet Robson, of Stakeford, both in their early 30s limbering up for a 10 mile sping around the boundries of old Bedlingtonshire
A man on his penny farthing
Joan Newman secretary of Sunderlands Monkwearmouth Museum with one of the boneshakers from the collection
Young mum Vivien Simpson transports her two toddlers around on a chair fitted to the back of her tricycle
John Pinkerton rides is penny farthing across the Tyne Bridge
Mr. Ernest Sander ont his 1860 boneshaker
Alan Meeham from Ashington on a penny farthing
Brian McElvogue with his rare Elswick bike which is nearly 100 year old at his Blaydon home
Miss Dawn Whittaker who cycles round her Tyneside home on a 1935 bike
Farmworker John Mole knew he would have to go to some lengths to find new tyres for his 120 year old penny farthing, but he never thought he would have to stretch to 60 feet of solid rubber
