al, on the top. ‘The seat or saddle is sustained by two that keeps up with good roadsters and does not allow them to —machines which, twenty years ago, were for a short period cast-steel springs secured to the front of the reach by means pass him. As will be seen by the engraving, the grayhound… … further front or rear. Sothe upright tube may be adjusted pinging on the ground, the stirrups being hung low for this which has appeared inthat city: “The latest vehicular in- in the reach to suit the length of legs or arms of the rider. purpose. By throwing the weight on these stirrups, the…
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