A velocipede is similar to a bicycle in that it has two wheels. The pedals, however, are located on the front wheel, and ...

We are informed that our beneficent Prospect Park Commissioners are already proposing to give the velocipede the benefit of a special course. In view of the existing demand, as well as of the ...

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Mention the word velocipede to a few folks. I bet the reaction is: "A veloci–what?" Talk to a few of your fellow train ...

This was called ‘taking a header.’” Research by the Historical Society of Carroll County tells us the first bicycle sold in ...

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Here are a few methods of commuting that briefly existed, but which never really went anywhere... Thousands of Londoners ...

The Smithsonian's cycle collection began in 1889 when J. Elfreth Watkins, curator of transportation, accessioned a velocipede. This vehicle was the third wheeled vehicle to be accessioned, having been ...

The art of velocipede driving has attained such importance in France that it has its organ, in the form of a remarkably well written illustrated paper, entitled the Velocipede Illustre.

The Hobby Horse was also known as a Velocipede, Draisine, Swift Walker, or Dandy Horse. The photograph shows one at the Smithsonian Institution (Washington, DC). This device displays many features of ...

French-born Pierre Lallement patented his "velocipede" in the US in 1866 One autumn day in 1865, two men sat in a tavern in Ansonia, Connecticut, calming their nerves with a few stiff drinks.

We have seen a design of a five-wheeled velocipede for clubs, capable of carrying twelve athletes, which seems superior to the one of English origin recently described by us, but the particulars ...