The new Armstrong film will feature a selection of period and retro-styled bikes - Ultimate Cycles / Larry Horricks / StudioCanal
As you can see, there are a lot of bikes from the film still waiting to be workshopped - Ultimate Cycles
Ben Foster is playing Armstrong in the movie version of Seven Deadly Sins - Larry Horricks / StudioCanal
One of the 2005 Trek Madone 5.9 SL bikes used in the still-untitled movie - Ultimate Cycles
Armstrong-era Treks solidified the 5000 and Madone range, with their OCLV carbon, as must-have bikes - Ultimate Cycles
A De Rosa Titanio EOS - Ultimate Cycles
And what looks to be a Condor Classico painted to look like a De Rosa - Ultimate Cycles
An MBK Super Pro from the Cofidis team - Ultimate Cycles
This one's a Condor Italia RC with a Cofidis vibe - Ultimate Cycles
A Condor Classico, painted up to emulate Motorola's Eddy Merckx bikes (minus decals) - Ultimate Cycles
This is an original Pinarello Paris Vires Vera decked out in the Team Telekom colours of Jan Ulrich - Ultimate Cycles
Here's the seat tube badge to show it's an original - Ultimate Cycles
Here's the Condor version of the Telekom / T-Mobile Giant - Ultimate Cycles
The sloping top tube genius of the Giant TCR used by the Once Team - Ultimate Cycles
This Condor Italia RC could perhaps be standing in for a Giant bike minus decals - Ultimate Cycles
This one looks like a real Giant, but no decals - Ultimate Cycles
The distinctive red and yellow CAAD 4 of the Saeco Cannondale team - Ultimate Cycles
A Cannondale stand-in perhaps? - Ultimate Cycles
An original Look KG241 - Ultimate Cycles
Possibly a Look replica here - Ultimate Cycles
We're not quite sure where this one fits in - Ultimate Cycles
Early mountain bikes don't look all too dissimilar to today's gravel bikes. - Ultimate Cycles
The as-yet untitled Lance Armstrong biopic, directed by Stephen Frears, is now in post-production, and UK-based bike shop Ultimate Cycles has sourced more than 100 of the bikes used in the film to sell on to the public.
We previously featured some of the Condor bikes made for the film, but there are another 70 or so not made by the British company.
Iain Ferguson of Ultimate Cycles told BikeRadar: “Roughly half the bikes are now listed on ultimatecycles.co.uk and it's a daily project, a very fun one, to get them prepped and ready to go!
“The stock list includes 30-plus Condor Classico and Italia RC bikes painted to look like everything from Merckx to Giant and MBK, 12 Pitangos (used on roof racks in the caravan), 20 Trek 5000 up to Madone, then Pinarello, De Rosa, MBK, Gazelle, Peugeot, Cannondale, Specialized, Fausto Coppi, Giant, Look, Eddy Merckx, Lohber, Lemond. Even mountain bikes from Armstrong’s early career. As you can see it's a bit of a treasure trove.”
Ultimate Cycles will ship the bikes anywhere in the world and any of them can be viewed by appointment.
Check out the gallery above for some of the highlights to date – let us know in the comments if you can identify some we can’t!
