Wheels and wheeling; an indispensable handbook for cyclists, with over two hundred illustrations (1892)
Porter, Luther Henry · Boston, Wheelman Company · leaf 173
ned into the bracket and passed over a groove in theroller, and just clear of touching it. The Devon bicycle much resembled an ordinarywith peculiar driving gear, but it was called a Safety,probably because the power was applied at a point tothe rear of the driving wheel axle—a feature which… … Devon Bicycle. rod about reaches the bearings, and at its lower ex-tremity a second rod is jointed. This second rod hasattached to it, at about one-third of its length fromthe first, a socket and pin, the latter of which is pro-vided with a nut, wherewith it is fastened to the crankend in the same…
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