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Scientific American, Vol. 96, No. 6 (1907) (1907)

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erful, as well its driver, Marriott, was endeavoring to beat last year’s as the fastest, motor bicycle ever built in this country record of a mile in 28% seconds, is described graphical- made its appearance at the races at Ormond Beach These and si?4.ilar ly by Mr. George H. Curtiss, the… … A 40 H. P. Racing Motor Bicycle Fitted With an The Boiler of the Racer Arter the Accident. horse-power Pugeot motor bicycle, only to be beaten 8-Cylinder V Motor. 2 seconds by the latter in a subsequent race, wherein “We were obliged to crate up our 8-cylfnder, owing a speed of about 80% miles an…

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