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Title: The Wheel and cycling trade review
Year: 1888 (1880s)
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Subjects: Cycling Bicycles Cyclists
Publisher: New York : Wheel and Cycling Trade Review
Contributing Library: Smithsonian Libraries
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(1.) Its my own invention ; the tires are empty now.(2.) I start downhill and they inflate automatically.(3.) See how it works.(,j.) I knew it would paralyze him. (5.) Think they are inflated enough now. (6.) Wish I could stop. (7.) Im afraid theyll— (8.) Bust! —Irish Cyclist. I893.J 3i
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WHITWORTH CYCLES • • ; : ; tj. «. a. 1893, HIGHEST CRAPE ONLY, We are now prepared to place our celebrated wheels before American buyers.During the past season the enormous demand for the Whitworth, in Great Britain alone,absorbed practically the whole of our output. We have now quadrupled our manufacturing capacityand can guarantee prompt and regular deliveries of contract orders for the United States. THE WHITWORTH is the leading English Racing Wheel, and is the mount ofF. J. Osmond, J. W. Schofield, J. H. Adams, M. B. Fowler, and many other English riders. The exhibit of Whitworth at the Worlds Fair will be one of the finest displays ofcycles ever made. We propose to give control of large territory to responsible agents, and will care-fully consider applications addressed to THE WHITWORTH WORKS CYCLE CO., P. O. Box 444, NEW YORK, or BIRMINGHAM, ENG. 32 (April 21, RACING RULES AMENDED. THE BOARD MAKES SOME IMPORTANTCHANGES—ROAD RACING WILL NOTINTERFERE WITH ONES NOVICE-SHIP I

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