Wing Your Heel
Wore out three sets of tires already!
Though most of my cycles were made on my side of the Atlantic, I do have a few old American machines, such as this Lozier Cleveland Model 47. I was told the model 47 came out in 1914, that being the only year they fitted this front brake. Is this correct?
I've read about the history of the company and seen pictures of pre-1900 models, ie before Lozier sold the company, and know he went on to become part of CCM in Canada after that date. But I've not been able to find out anything at all about Lozier Cycle Co under its new ownership 1900-1917.
I'd appreciate some feedback from you guys.
By the way, it has aluminium banded wood rims, is totally rideable and I've ridden it short distances, though I have to admit that I'm unsteady with fixed-wheel bikes.
Colin
I've read about the history of the company and seen pictures of pre-1900 models, ie before Lozier sold the company, and know he went on to become part of CCM in Canada after that date. But I've not been able to find out anything at all about Lozier Cycle Co under its new ownership 1900-1917.
I'd appreciate some feedback from you guys.
By the way, it has aluminium banded wood rims, is totally rideable and I've ridden it short distances, though I have to admit that I'm unsteady with fixed-wheel bikes.
Colin