cticable. Difficult as the problem hasLcen, so far as the chain bicycle is concerned, it mustbe confessed that it has not become simpler in themodern chainless wheel. The chief requisites of sim-plicity of construction and certainty of operation havebeen so wofully lacking in the speed-changing… … THE MAYNES CHAINLESS SPEED CHANGING GEAR a differential gear for chainless bicycles which seemsto possess all requisites to such an eminent degreethat it will shortly be adopted by one of the leading bi-cycle companies. The inventor of the device is HylaF. Maynes, of Corning, N. Y., formerly of…
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