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Cycling is good Bicycle Greeting Card
We agree. But not if you run someone over. Then it's bad. Unless the person you run over is a bad person. Then it's good. Life is so confusing. £2.75 -
Cycling Procession Fold out Bicycle Greeting Card
£4.95 -
Cycling Reindeers Bicycle Christmas Charity Cards x 5
Juggling reindeers on unicycles. What kind of crazy Christmas is this? £4.95 -
Cycling Santa Bicycle Christmas Charity Cards x 8
Santa is riding a single speed in the snow. Cool Santa. £3.75 -
Cycling Santas Charity Christmas Cards x 5
OK. CycleMiles is confused. Three Stantas. I thought there was only one? Still, nice bicycles. Even a cargo trailer. Coooolio. £5.25 -
Cyclist, Ariege II Bicycle Greeting Card by Andy Lovell
Reminds us of cycling in France. Not Paris of course. Cycling in Paris is scary. Cycling in the countryside is heaven. £2.75 -
Dachshund Across the Miles Bicycle Christmas Card
CycleMiles' new favourite Christmas card. A bit of Dachshund Christmas magic. £2.95 -
Dad Bicycle Birthday Card
Now, that looks like a nice ride on a beautiful day. Time to stop working and think of cycling on a beautiful summers day with my pet swallow, Simon. £2.50 -
Dad Moon Bicycle Christmas Card
We think this may have been done before. Was it BT? £2.95 -
Daughter & Son-in-Law Bicycle Anniversary Card
Magnificent Quentin Blake. Always makes CycleMiles happy. £2.95 -
Daughter Bicycle Birthday Card
She's a credit to the family. £2.95 -
Dog Penny Farthing Birthday Card
Now that's a clever dog. Fido, can you nip out and buy a pint of milk. Take the Penny, it will be quicker. £2.75 -
Double Racing Cyclists Pop Up Greeting Card
Oooo. This is clever. If there was a pop-up squirrel on the card it would be perfect. £5.95 -
Dunwich Dynamo Bicycle Greeting Card by Andrew Pavitt
If the original at a zillion £'s is just a little more than your willing to spend today. How about a card? You could send it to someone that's riding the Dunwich Dynamo. Plus, it's good enough to frame. But not to eat. Don't eat the card. Please. £2.95
