Robertriley
Riding a '38 Autocycle Deluxe
1899 Cleveland Lozier
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wasp3245
Finally riding a big boys bike
Farve late 1867
Hello all
Fun posting of old bikes ... old is a relative term ..
Discounting the original Lallement machines in Paris 1863, Oliviers 64/65 ( made by Michaux) , Raddison 65, Lallement again in 65/66 ...the first known ads for a velocipede/ bicycle appear in May 1867 , south of France by the maker Cadot .... a wood framed machine. With use, wood, would wear badly and possibly fail in front forks and head. November 1867 Farve begins production of a metal frame version of the diagonal frame velocipede, sales were brisk!
He published the first book about riding in January 1868 .
This is my oldest machine Farve #92 November or December 1867
If anyone runs across a wood frame Cadot ...I'd be very interested ..or any machine with Lallement DNA on it.
Cheers Carey
Hello all
Fun posting of old bikes ... old is a relative term ..
Discounting the original Lallement machines in Paris 1863, Oliviers 64/65 ( made by Michaux) , Raddison 65, Lallement again in 65/66 ...the first known ads for a velocipede/ bicycle appear in May 1867 , south of France by the maker Cadot .... a wood framed machine. With use, wood, would wear badly and possibly fail in front forks and head. November 1867 Farve begins production of a metal frame version of the diagonal frame velocipede, sales were brisk!
He published the first book about riding in January 1868 .
This is my oldest machine Farve #92 November or December 1867
If anyone runs across a wood frame Cadot ...I'd be very interested ..or any machine with Lallement DNA on it.
Cheers Carey
1898Columbia
Look Ma, No Hands!
Beautiful!
Hi Tom - I've been waiting to see this bike since you told me about it at Copake some time ago. Love it! Have you been back to Mad Dog in Delmar lately? I have another project to bug him with! Cheers, David from Castleton
bikeyard
Cruisin' on my Bluebird
scrubbinrims
Riding a '38 Autocycle Deluxe
All my bikes are from 1932-42.
A narrow focus yes, but it's what I like and I don't come across much earlier in these parts.
Chris
A narrow focus yes, but it's what I like and I don't come across much earlier in these parts.
Chris
cyclingday
I'm the Wiz, and nobody beats me!
1887 51" Columbia Light Roadster
1887 54" Columbia Expert
1887 54" Columbia Expert
hoofhearted
Saint Lactose The Tolerant
1901 Hendee-Indian .. Special Racer .. 24"-wheels / tires. Fixed-gear rear hub ...
front hub matches architecture of rear hub. Two-plate fork crown with "fishtail"
paint-design at bottom of fork legs. Original wooden wheels. Tires replaced.
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front hub matches architecture of rear hub. Two-plate fork crown with "fishtail"
paint-design at bottom of fork legs. Original wooden wheels. Tires replaced.
............. patric
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fordmike65
Riding a '37 Colson Imperial
cyclingday
I'm the Wiz, and nobody beats me!
When are we gonna see these at a Coasters ride Marty?
I've never had the balls to ride them in that kind of traffic.
I was so impressed with Walt when he rode his 1882 Columbia Standard.
redline1968
Riding a '38 Autocycle Deluxe
1895 sterling racer.
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