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The Wheelmen's gazette (1886)

Springfield, Mass. : H.E. Ducker · leaf 268

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THE WHEELMEN'S GAZETTB^ VI New^ Rapid ROADSTER TD * ^^r/^l ^ LIGHT ROADSTER XjXU J»^ UlO CONTAINING ALL IMPROVEMENTS ESSENTIAL IN HIGHEST GRADE MACHINES. True Tangent Spokes that do not break, Thickened Bottom Hollow Rims that do not buckle, Hollow Detachable Handle-Bars that do not work loose.… … These are the Reasons 'Why They climb hills with so little exertion ; coast so swiftly ; do not break up when put through rough work ; give perfect satis- action to their owners and are so rarely found mentioned in second-hand lists. SEND FOR CATALOG. AGENTS WANTED IN UNOCCUPIED TERRITORY. MENTION…

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