Bicycle history film -- made in 1915 🎥
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04-09-20, 06:12 AM
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Those kids and their fixies.
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Here is the video again, but I translated the text from the original Dutch to English.
04-11-20, 04:48 PM
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Thank you for this.
Hard to see the struggle it took to get us to where we are, but grateful.
Hard to see the struggle it took to get us to where we are, but grateful.
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Great stuff. Looks like a lot of the bikes are for someone with longer legs than he has. He can't reach the pedals on some. Maybe adjustable seatposts hadn't been invented.
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