1896 - French Olympic Cyclists
Léon Flameng and Paul Masson.
Athens 1896. Games of the I Olympiad. French compatriot cyclists Léon Flameng and Paul Masson. Between them they won 6 medals in the track cycling events (gold in the 100km, silver in the 10 km and bronze in the sprint events for Flameng ; three times gold in the 10km, 1km and sprint events for Masson).
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Hudsonic (51 months ago | reply)
Wonderful.
amphalon (51 months ago | reply)
Looking at the length of the head tube they both must have been pretty tall. Can't believe the guy on the right won medals with a double top tube. Maybe it was a handicapping device?
GTPowers (51 months ago | reply)
Love....those...bars
chris :: b (46 months ago | reply)
ridin' fixed gear!
Lauren Peppiatt (37 months ago | reply)
Hi, I'm an admin for a group called Vintage Cyclists, and we'd love to have this added to the group!