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Old 12-10-21 | 03:40 PM
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8 riders!


This book (Bicycles and Tricycles, by Sharp) was published in 1896, so the disk wheels were around by then, or earlier?






Amphibibious! (That's a classic movie reference, not a typo)


Bolted together (& disassembleable) aluminum frame with octagonal tubing, 1930s - before Loctite was invented. What could possibly go wrong?



Quad tandem, the hard way.
Watch out for low overpasses.


Jocelyn Lovell, on a bike he made himself. The gears on each side had different ratios, a lower one for the first 70 m, and a higher one for the rest of the race (a 1 km time trial, aka "kilo") He rode it at World Championships but didn't win, and it never became popular.

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