Women on Bicycles Club Graz Austria
High Resolution JPEG Picture of In comparison to the dangerous penny farthing bicycle with many serious injuries the newly developed bicycle with evenly low wheels was called safety bicycle. The first bicycle to be called a "safety" was designed by the English engineer Harry John Lawson (Henry Lawson) in 1876, although other bicycles which fit the description had been developed earlier, such as by Thomas Humber in 1868. It is the forerunner of all modern bicycles. With those lower wheels for the first time women in the 19th century were able to cycle, too, however in the beginning with those long clothes. Image from the 90ies of the 19th century.
This image features five women riding bicycles in a row, showcasing camaraderie and a healthy lifestyle. The front view highlights their focus and enthusiasm as they engage in cycling, representing a vibrant community. Set against the backdrop of Graz, Austria, this scene embodies the essence of women's cycling clubs and the joy of outdoor activities. Ideal for use in promotional materials related to cycling and fitness.
This image can be effectively used in commercial and educational contexts, such as marketing campaigns for cycling events, fitness programs, and lifestyle blogs. It is suitable for social media posts, website banners, and infographics promoting active living. Additionally, this visual can enhance presentations and ebooks about sports, community engagement, and health initiatives, making it versatile for various audiences.
