The tricyclists' indispensable annual and handbook; a guide to the pastime, and complete cyclopaedia on the subject (1883)
Sturmey, Henry · Coventry, Iliffe; Hartford, The Overman Wheel Co · leaf 59
49 ANALYSIS OF THE TRICYCLE. on the top. Sometimes the sides are very much bowed, so much so, in short, as to make the complete spring assume a very nearly circular form. Placed fore and aft of the machine this type of spring is used with a saddle, and by turning it round at right angles to this… … The Premier Elliptical Spring has its chief peculiarity in its, mode of construction, the ends of the upper half being turned over to hold the ends of the lower one, thus doing away with all pin joints, which may work loose or even give way with a heavy strain.. The Club Spring resembles an…
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