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Scientific American, Vol. 76, No. 3 (1897) (1897)

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—The Pegasus bicycle, the acts thus upon the hub, H, only through the interme- we are getting somewhat over the idea that it is neces- essential parts of the change of speed of which are dium of the wheels, H; engaging with the fixed pinion, sary before everything else to construct a light bicycle,… … entire mechanism is blocked ; that is to rine shells of the Eocene period in North America. He has finished work on only the first ‘‘ stage” out of five say, the wheel, K, the wheels, H, the piece, E, and the pinion, D, revolve to- this apparatus, the axis of the pedals carries in the gether at the…

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