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Scientific American, Vol. 99, No. 26 (December 1908) (1908)

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BT ARTHUR H. J. KEANE, H.J.I. was to- mold the supports on the ground, then set inches thick. Consequently when a part of the barrier The "Max" motor cycle (Claude Johnson's patent) them in place according to the plan sometimes fol- is set in place it is necessary to lift all this mass of is a… … tain the small sealed envelope containing the address led from the handle-bar. The weight of the machine THE "MAX" MOTOR CYCLE. of the competitor and forward. the essays to a Board complete is only 85 pounds. The wheel base is 39 of Judges, who will select the prize-winning essay. inches, the…

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