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9:00 May Your Strides Ever Be Long Ones | 9:00 May Your Strides Ever Be Long Ones | ||
Whence cometh the interest in hobby-horses, and why did the interest in these machines last so long? | Whence cometh the interest in hobby-horses, and why did the interest in these machines last so long? | ||
| − | Roger Street (UK) | + | [[Roger Street]] (UK) |
9:30 The Mysterious Rappa | 9:30 The Mysterious Rappa | ||
Rappa is the brand name for a 4-speed bottom bracket gearbox for bicycles. This is the story | Rappa is the brand name for a 4-speed bottom bracket gearbox for bicycles. This is the story | ||
of the gearbox and how it came to be. | of the gearbox and how it came to be. | ||
| − | Endre Varsa (Hungary); presented by Tony Hadland (UK) | + | [[Endre Varsa]] (Hungary); presented by [[Tony Hadland]] (UK) |
10:00 Reflexions on Three Decades of the ICHC | 10:00 Reflexions on Three Decades of the ICHC | ||
Time inevitably brings change and eventually the end. So how has the ICHC fared in its | Time inevitably brings change and eventually the end. So how has the ICHC fared in its | ||
| − | journey through time? Nick Clayton (UK) | + | journey through time? [[Nick Clayton]] (UK) |
10:30 Coffee Break | 10:30 Coffee Break | ||
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11:00 The First Bicycle Built in Spain (in Huisea in 1867) | 11:00 The First Bicycle Built in Spain (in Huisea in 1867) | ||
All about the first bicycle built in Spain and the first historic rides taken on it. | All about the first bicycle built in Spain and the first historic rides taken on it. | ||
| − | Angel Giner (Spain) | + | [[Angel Giner]] (Spain) |
11:30 From Muscle on Wheels to Beauty on Wheels: Women’s High-Wheel Bicycle Racing in Nineteenth-Century America | 11:30 From Muscle on Wheels to Beauty on Wheels: Women’s High-Wheel Bicycle Racing in Nineteenth-Century America | ||
Show business or true sport? Spectators were mostly men interested in watching and gambiling. | Show business or true sport? Spectators were mostly men interested in watching and gambiling. | ||
| − | Anne Hall (Canada) | + | [[Anne Hall]] (Canada) |
12:00 Two Czech Tricycles from 1832(?) and 1891 | 12:00 Two Czech Tricycles from 1832(?) and 1891 | ||
| − | Two Czech tricycles residing in the Technical Museum in Prague are examined in detail. Jan Králîk (Czeck Republic) | + | Two Czech tricycles residing in the Technical Museum in Prague are examined in detail. [[Jan Králîk]] (Czeck Republic) |
Version vom 27. November 2018, 21:35 Uhr
The program of the 29th (2018) ICHC that will be held in Guildhall in The City of London. You will receive a printed copy when you register at the Conference, but having this lo. res. copy now may give you a better idea of how this Conference is shaping up.
8.30 Opening of the conference, Welcome and Daily Notes Philip Saunders (UK), 29th ICHC Chairman
8:45 Opening words: Cycle History is Important Sharon Ament, Director, Museum of London (UK)
9:00 May Your Strides Ever Be Long Ones Whence cometh the interest in hobby-horses, and why did the interest in these machines last so long? Roger Street (UK)
9:30 The Mysterious Rappa Rappa is the brand name for a 4-speed bottom bracket gearbox for bicycles. This is the story of the gearbox and how it came to be. Endre Varsa (Hungary); presented by Tony Hadland (UK)
10:00 Reflexions on Three Decades of the ICHC Time inevitably brings change and eventually the end. So how has the ICHC fared in its journey through time? Nick Clayton (UK)
10:30 Coffee Break
11:00 The First Bicycle Built in Spain (in Huisea in 1867) All about the first bicycle built in Spain and the first historic rides taken on it. Angel Giner (Spain)
11:30 From Muscle on Wheels to Beauty on Wheels: Women’s High-Wheel Bicycle Racing in Nineteenth-Century America Show business or true sport? Spectators were mostly men interested in watching and gambiling. Anne Hall (Canada)
12:00 Two Czech Tricycles from 1832(?) and 1891 Two Czech tricycles residing in the Technical Museum in Prague are examined in detail. Jan Králîk (Czeck Republic)
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