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Scientific American, Vol. 83, No. 16 (October 1900) (1900)

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s a seat suspended ham-mock fashion betweenseven spiral springs at-tached to the adjustablesaddle pillar and the topfront fork, to which it issecured by means of astrap, which can be ad-justed so as to tighten or to slacken the saddle as desired. The recommendationof this unique saddle is that it… … venters original machine was built of poplar sticks, inlieu of the steel tubes, secured together with twine,and represented a total weight of 18 pounds. ■ Yet thismachine, primitive though its construction is, hasbeen ridden no less than 5,000 miles without the slight-est mif^iap, and is still in…

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