The Evolution of Bicycles in America: A Historical Journey from 1819 to 1900 | Perfect for History Buffs & Cycling Enthusiasts
The Evolution of Bicycles in America: A Historical Journey from 1819 to 1900 | Perfect for History Buffs & Cycling EnthusiastsThe Evolution of Bicycles in America: A Historical Journey from 1819 to 1900 | Perfect for History Buffs & Cycling EnthusiastsThe Evolution of Bicycles in America: A Historical Journey from 1819 to 1900 | Perfect for History Buffs & Cycling EnthusiastsThe Evolution of Bicycles in America: A Historical Journey from 1819 to 1900 | Perfect for History Buffs & Cycling Enthusiasts

The Evolution of Bicycles in America: A Historical Journey from 1819 to 1900 | Perfect for History Buffs & Cycling Enthusiasts

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Three cheers for the birth of the bicycle! Hop on for a jaunty, rhythmic ride through a playfully illustrated history.From the pedal-less, brakeless wooden velocipedes of the 1800s to the sleek racing machines of today, from a luxury for the wealthy to a lifeline for the working class, the bicycle’s journey is a study in invention, innovation, and ingenuity. Sarah Nelson’s affectionate and poetic tribute covers almost a century of the two-wheeler’s development, while Iacopo Bruno’s bold, bright artwork illuminates this marvel of engineering. Cycling enthusiasts as well as budding mechanical engineers, inventors, tinkerers, and dreamers will revel in this fact-packed nonfiction adventure story—complete with a time line and other lively back matter designed to remind readers how truly extraordinary everyday objects can be.

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Have not purchased yet but, this book needs to be praised. I checked it out from the library and am eager to add it to my collection. The historical facts are interesting and the artwork/ costumes are gorgeous. The only sad part is it needs a part 2 so we can get the story of the bicycle all the way up to present.