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The pleasures, objects, and advantages of cycling : with numerous illustrations (1887)

Wilson, A. J., Cyclist · London : Iliffe & Son · leaf 131

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REE FROM VIBRATION. THE FASTEST MACHINE IN TRE WORL?D ON ROUGH ROADS, WITHOUT LOSS ON* SMOOTH ONES OR UPHILL. The Whippet is capable of making a speed on roads that noother machine will stand, and is, consequently, the most durable cyclemade. The absence of vibration makes the Whippet the… … 35 < z: iuo ttJX 1- Is constructed on the very best principle to secure steadiness of steering and pedal action, essentials which areindispensable in this type of machine. The weak points, which experience has developed in other make-,of this type, have in this been carefully eliminated. It is…

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