Brussels was only a stopover before taking Eurostar back home the following morning, but even though we were only walking the centre, we still got some cycling sights. Poechenellekelder, a touristy but well-rated bar lavishly endowed with Belgian beers, was also lavishly endowed with bicycles, adorning its facade to mark the Tour de France’s passage one time.
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The bar was right opposite the Mannekin Pis, which is regularly togged out in different costumes. And today, thanks to a ceremony honouring bike racer Remco Evenenpoel, it was Belgian cycling gear, lycra shorts and all, albeit with a judiciously cut access slit.
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