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The bicycling world (1881)

Boston : [s.n.] · leaf 286

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other, which not only we anticipate next season many inquiries for what we have no makes the wheel very much stronger and more rigid, but keeps hesitation in calling one of the best things on the market." it true and prevents any possibility of buckling by ordinary use. We recommend, in defence of… … there must be sufficient give in the machine to be able to stand The tread: Owing to the above method of building the the wear and tear. wheels, it has been found that they can be built perfectly rigid, With the Rudge spoke it will be seen at a glance that is un- and, at the same time, narrower…

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