Cycling Bicycle Collection 52 Books on DVD
Cycling Bicycle Collection 52 Books on DVD
Cycling Bicycle Collection 52 Books on DVD
Cycling Bicycle Collection 52 Books on DVD
Cycling Bicycle Collection 52 Books on DVD
Cycling Bicycle Collection 52 Books on DVD
Cycling Bicycle Collection 52 Books on DVD
Cycling Bicycle Collection 52 Books on DVD
Cycling Bicycle Collection 52 Books on DVD
Cycling Bicycle Collection 52 Books on DVD
Cycling Bicycle Collection 52 Books on DVD
Cycling Bicycle Collection 52 Books on DVD

Cycling Bicycle Collection 52 Books on DVD

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Cycling is a sportive exercise that is common in different climes. A bicycle often called a bike, is the machine used for cycling. The basic description of a bicycle is, it is a dual-wheeled machine with steering, which moves from the rotation of the pedals by the rider. There is usually a metal frame placed in-line with the two wheels and the front wheel is fitted in a rotatable fork, which is attached to the steering. A seat for the rider is placed on the metal frame. There is a transfer of the power generated by the paddling to the cranks and subsequently, to the chain wheel. The mastery of the art of riding a bicycle is easy and they help humans to cover more distance than walking on foot. This helps to conserve more energy.

The inception of cycling and bicycles dates back to many centuries ago. Certain historians still debate the actual dates of the invention of the bicycle. With such a dispute in record keeping, no particular scientist is the sole inventor of the bicycle. There is a general acceptance that the evolution of bicycles over the years was the efforts of numerous people. In 1492, Leonardo da Vinci had a sketch of a bicycle done in his Codex Atlanticus.

In this collection, we will explore articles and books that were written from the 1800s and early 1900s regarding the usage of the bicycle during those times. Included are repair and maintenance guides, illustrations, handbooks, itineraries, and general cycling knowledge.