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Trick cyclist from 1900

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  1. Photos of the trick cyclist "Prof. Fourcher":

    http://www.fourcher.com/fourcher.htm

    http://www.archivesalberta.org/extreme/cityofedm.htm

    http://museumofnyc.doetech.net/image.cfm?ImageKey=14617&ImageFile=/VoyagerImages/Z001/Z00108/Z0010854.jpg&TableKey=OBJECT:13864

    http://museumofnyc.doetech.net/image.cfm?ImageKey=14618&ImageFile=/VoyagerImages/Z001/Z00108/Z0010855.jpg&TableKey=OBJECT:15445

    http://museumofnyc.doetech.net/image.cfm?ImageKey=14615&ImageFile=/VoyagerImages/Z001/Z00108/Z0010852.jpg&TableKey=OBJECT:19395

    http://museumofnyc.doetech.net/image.cfm?ImageKey=14616&ImageFile=/VoyagerImages/Z001/Z00108/Z0010853.jpg&TableKey=OBJECT:19396

    http://museumofnyc.doetech.net/image.cfm?ImageKey=14620&ImageFile=/VoyagerImages/Z001/Z00108/Z0010857.jpg&TableKey=OBJECT:28520

    http://museumofnyc.doetech.net/image.cfm?ImageKey=14621&ImageFile=/VoyagerImages/Z001/Z00108/Z0010858.jpg&TableKey=OBJECT:29400

    http://museumofnyc.doetech.net/image.cfm?ImageKey=14613&ImageFile=/VoyagerImages/Z001/Z00108/Z0010850.jpg&TableKey=OBJECT:33773

    Judging by the family site, "Fourcher" was probably his real name,
    despite the fact that it means both "fork" (as in a bicycle fork) and
    a form of legal "trickery" (as is trick cyclist).

    Cheers,

    Carl Fogel

  2. Quoted message said:

    Photos of the trick cyclist "Prof. Fourcher":

    http://www.fourcher.com/fourcher.htm

    http://www.archivesalberta.org/extreme/cityofedm.htm

    http://museumofnyc.doetech.net/image.cfm?ImageKey=14617&ImageFile=/VoyagerImages/Z001/Z00108/Z0010854.jpg&TableKey=OBJECT:13864

    http://museumofnyc.doetech.net/image.cfm?ImageKey=14618&ImageFile=/VoyagerImages/Z001/Z00108/Z0010855.jpg&TableKey=OBJECT:15445

    http://museumofnyc.doetech.net/image.cfm?ImageKey=14615&ImageFile=/VoyagerImages/Z001/Z00108/Z0010852.jpg&TableKey=OBJECT:19395

    http://museumofnyc.doetech.net/image.cfm?ImageKey=14616&ImageFile=/VoyagerImages/Z001/Z00108/Z0010853.jpg&TableKey=OBJECT:19396

    http://museumofnyc.doetech.net/image.cfm?ImageKey=14620&ImageFile=/VoyagerImages/Z001/Z00108/Z0010857.jpg&TableKey=OBJECT:28520

    http://museumofnyc.doetech.net/image.cfm?ImageKey=14621&ImageFile=/VoyagerImages/Z001/Z00108/Z0010858.jpg&TableKey=OBJECT:29400

    http://museumofnyc.doetech.net/image.cfm?ImageKey=14613&ImageFile=/VoyagerImages/Z001/Z00108/Z0010850.jpg&TableKey=OBJECT:33773

    Judging by the family site, "Fourcher" was probably his real name,
    despite the fact that it means both "fork" (as in a bicycle fork) and
    a form of legal "trickery" (as is trick cyclist).

    Cheers,

    Carl Fogel

    Bah!

    These two links work well:

    http://www.fourcher.com/fourcher.htm

    http://www.archivesalberta.org/extreme/cityofedm.htm

    But several emails have complained that the museum site is either so
    slow or so unreliable that the pictures of the 1900 trick cyclist are
    unavailable.

    The simplest solution is brazen piracy:

    http://i13.tinypic.com/67sm97s.jpg

    http://i19.tinypic.com/67yxobt.jpg

    http://i12.tinypic.com/6cnoqcn.jpg

    http://i12.tinypic.com/6gxjfi9.jpg

    http://i10.tinypic.com/662rvaq.jpg

    http://i17.tinypic.com/63rt8w8.jpg

    http://i9.tinypic.com/4y961x1.jpg

    And as long as I have my cutlass between my teeth . . .

    This shows the set-up for riding in a wooden bowl, but not the bowl
    that most people have seen:
    http://i11.tinypic.com/66vfz1c.jpg

    Here's the other bowl, the one that you may have seen:
    http://i14.tinypic.com/53hsgmd.jpg

    This looks like the picture that you may have seen, but isn't:
    http://i13.tinypic.com/61lz401.jpg

    The well-known picture:
    http://i12.tinypic.com/6cx1xn6.jpg

    Look, ma, no hands!
    http://i7.tinypic.com/5xnygk5.jpg

    Yarrr, me hearties!

    Lancelot Blackburne

  3. Quoted post said:

    Look, ma, no hands!
    i7.tinypic.com5xnygk5.jpg

    Yarrr, me hearties!

    Lancelot Blackburne


    Didn't know W-Mart assembled and sold bicycles back then !

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