| Author
|
Title of
Paper |
Page No.
|
| Russell Mills
|
Thinking About
Thinking About Cycles |
11 |
| David L. Patton
|
Aspects of a
Historical Geography of
Technology: A Study of Cycling
1919-1939 |
21 |
| Andrew Ritchie
|
Developing a
Methodological Approach to the
History and Meaning of
Velocipede Bicycles, and
Tricycles |
29 |
| Nicholas Oddy
|
The Bicycle--An
Exercise in Gendered Design |
37 |
| Alastair Dodds
and Alex Brown |
The Edinburgh
Tricycles |
45 |
| Paul Rosen |
Diamonds Are
Forever: The Socio-Technical
Shaping of Bicycle Design |
51 |
| Mike Burrows
|
New Tubes for
Old |
59 |
| Walter Ulreich
|
The Bamboo
Bicycles of Grundner & Lemisch
|
61 |
| Ron Shepherd
|
The Dancing
Chain: One Hundred Years of
Derailleur Gears |
71 |
| Raymond Henry
|
Touring Bicycle
Technical Trials in France,
1901-1950 |
79 |
| Ken James |
Tribology and
the Cyclist |
87 |
| H. D. Higman
|
Founding of the
Dunlop Tyre Company |
91 |
| Albert A. Pope
|
Colonel Pope
and the Founding of the U.S.
Bicycle Industry |
95 |
| Andrew Millward
|
The Founding of
the Hercules Cycle & Motor Co.
Ltd. |
99 |
| Ross D. Petty
|
Peddling the
Bicycle and the Development of
Mass Marketing |
107 |
| Nadine Besse
and André Vant |
A New View of
Late 19th-Century Cycle
Publicity Poster |
117 |
| Volker Briese
|
From Cycling
Lanes to Compulsory Bike Path:
Bicycle Path Construction in
Germany, 1897-1940 |
123 |
| Hans-Erhard
Lessing |
Cycling or
Roller Skating: The Resistible
Rise of Personal Mobility |
129 |
| Les Bowerman
|
Clubs-Their
Part in the Study of Cycle and
Cycling History |
133 |
| Roger Alma |
Malvern Cycling
Club, 1883-1012: Social Class,
Motivation, and Leisure Use |
139 |
| Nick Clayton
|
Little and
Often--The Records of the
Amateur Bicycle Club |
149 |
| Rüdiger
Rabenstein |
T. H. S.
Walker--English Cycling Pioneer
in Germany |
155 |
| David V.
Herlihy |
The Michaux
Memorial Campaign |
161 |
| John McVey |
The Hoopdriver
Recycle |
171 |
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