Wheels and wheeling; an indispensable handbook for cyclists, with over two hundred illustrations (1892)
Porter, Luther Henry · Boston, Wheelman Company · leaf 321
ubber, flexible backing, and large air space—is inevery part of the inner curve of the tire being abso-lutely immovable on the rim. This is effected bycementing them together. The tire may be used per-fectly well without cement, but we recommend its usefor speed. No tire held to the rim by pressure… … Mackintosh Suspended Tire. shape. The tire is said to weigh no more than a j-inchsolid. The Manhole pneumatic tire is a name sometimesgiven to the Swindley, which is elsewhere described. The Maxim stud tire is a sort of cushion tire,composed of a series of hollow rubber studs fittedclose together…
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