The Terror of the Road Skeleton Cyclist Satirical Cycling Poster
A grinning skeleton on a bicycle runs down a pedestrian in this Victorian satire of reckless riders. The Terror of the Road, with a moralizing poem below.
Description
Titled THE TERROR OF THE ROAD, this 1890s print shows a wild-riding skeleton cyclist and a verse that warns: What makes you ride so wildly? Is it lunacy or malice? The macabre humor and period illustration make it a conversation piece. Perfect for cycling clubs with a sense of irony and collectors of curious prints.








