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  1. tripped over-

    "early motocycles construction and repair' by victor w.page isbn
    o486436713

    and

    "bicycles and tricycles, archibald sharp 536 pages! 429873
    both from Dover pub.

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    tripped over-

    "early motocycles construction and repair' by victor w.page isbn
    o486436713

    and

    "bicycles and tricycles, archibald sharp 536 pages! 429873
    both from Dover pub.


    536 pages??!! Any more details? Or is it just good to trip over?

    Ken

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    Quoted message said:

    tripped over-

    "early motocycles construction and repair' by victor w.page isbn
    o486436713

    and

    "bicycles and tricycles, archibald sharp 536 pages! 429873
    both from Dover pub.


    536 pages??!! Any more details? Or is it just good to trip over?

    Ken

    Dear Ken,

    It's from 1896, so don't expect anything about derailleurs.

    Oodles of illustrations.

    Lots and lots of equations.

    Detailed consideration of frames, wheels, bearings, chains,
    gears, steering, tires, brakes, pedals, cranks, and so forth
    follows an initial 140+ pages of "Principles of Mechanics."

    It's fun to see what has and hasn't changed.

    If the subjunctive be superior, then Archie will please you.

    Carl Fogel

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