It's cycling — but not as we know it.
Long before the days of lycra, helmets and mountain bikes, cycling clubs in Kirklees looked very different.
The Tour de France was in its infancy, men wore flat caps instead of proper helmets, and tandems were commonplace.
We've looked in the Kirklees Council archives to reveal what cycling looked like more than 100 years ago, with some of the images in our gallery dating back to 1910.
Images include members of Batley Cycling and Tandem Club, Dewsbury Cycling Club and sports day bike races.
Do you recognise anyone in the pictures? Email SamanthaRobinson@trinitymirror.com or call 01484 437719 with information.
With the Tour de Yorkshire just round the corner, check out these old-school push-bikes and smartly dressed cycling clubs — there's not a scrap of lyrcra in sight!
Many of these pictures are available to buy from the Kirklees Image Archive - for information on the collection and how to purchase images follow this link
For more nostalgia, check out our galleries of Huddersfield markets from years gone by and memories of markets in markets in Dewsbury, Batley, Birstall and Heckmondwike . Plus take a look at 44 amazing archive pictures of Kirklees parks.
Grab some popcorn and check out Huddersfield and Dewsbury'scentury-old cinemas and theatres.
Don't miss our look at the M62 under construction in Outlane in 1969!
Or raise a glass to Huddersfield's pub history with our gallery of drinking holes .
