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Scientific American, Vol. 86, No. 9 (March 1902) (1902)

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the front, the rear giving free access to the inner tube. After the repairs part being movable upward by a spring placed be- are made and the casing snapped back into place, it is tween the frame and a lug or projection on the seat. only necessary to inflate the tire, and it will be ready The… … Fig. 3.—Double-Tube Tire; Outer Tire Buttons to Rim. In Fig. 6 we have a single tube pneumatic tire which Fig. 8.—Tire with Rubber Truss Reinforcement. is so thick as to serve as a solid tire in case of puncture. entirely deflated; in which case, unless it was securely It is made up of layers of…

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