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The Springfield wheelmen's gazette (1883)

Springfield, Mass. : [Springfield Bicycle Club] · leaf 326

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se the disc is liable to shake loose when the machine is ridden. Figs. 2 and 3 explain the principle of the bearing, in which the manner of adjustment may be readily observed. The adjustment of the back wheel is quite as easily effected, by unfastening the nut on the side where the milled washer… … The annexed cuts will show a few of the specialties of this truly magnificent Bicycle, and the patented improvements, which are owned exclusively by Messrs. D. Hud so & Co., and are to be found only on machines of their manufacture. It is safe to say that no machine in England enjoys a more…

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