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Scientific American, Vol. 77, No. 19 (November 1897) (1897)

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otes In the present article we illustrate the design and special care. Fig. 1 shows the process of riveting the manufacture of the modern bicycle as carried out at pins. This is done by two opposite and swiftly revolving the factory of the Eclipse Bicycle Company, Elmira, pairs of steel disks, the… … -...A. g^\\ Fig. ll.-THE MOBBOW HUB AND DETAILS Fig. 12.-CBANK DETAILS SHOWING METHOD Fig. 13.-HANDLE BAB Fig. 14.-ADJUSTMENT OF CBANK OF SFBOCKET CLUTCH. OF ATTACHMENT TO AXLE. ADJUSTMENT. HANGEB BEABINGS. builds its bicycles " from the ground up," all such parts carefully tempered in a lead bath,…

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