The Modern bicycle and its accessories; a complete reference book for rider, dealer, and maker (1898)
Schwalbach, Alexander, Wilcox, Julius, Commercial advertiser association, New York · New York, The Commercial advertiser association · leaf 119
ing is made in such a manner that theweight of the body, resting upon theleather, always keeps the central strandstight and firm. The peculiar shape oftheir spring with its tension actually takes up any stretch. The saddle is light andof good appearance. The principal points of the new… … RERNASCO. the saddle can be made hard or soft, asdesired by the rider, without removing thesaddle from the bicycle. From a mechani-cal standpoint their saddles will recommendthemselves everywhere; they are soft andpliable from the tip of the nose to theedge of the cantle, and having an ana-tomical…
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