Cycle History 11

Cycle History 11

Cycle History 11
Proceedings of the 11th International Cycling History Conference in Osaka / Japan 2000

• Andrew Ritchie / Rob van der Plas (Hrsg.)
• Format: 8.5 x 11 in. hardcover
• Description: 160 pages with 100 black & white illustrations
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Verzeichnis der Aufsätze

• David Herlihy: The Velocipede Craze in Maine.
• Nick Clayton: The Quest for Safety: What took so Long?
• Alastair Dodds: Within Living Memory: Tomorrow's History.
• Frank Berto: Who Invented the Mountain Bike?
• Hans-Erhard Lessing: The Evidence Against 'Leonardo's Bicycle'.
• Roger Street: As if on Horseback.
• Loren Hufstetler: The Scottish School of Cycle Design.
• Bronwen Edwards: The Cycling New Woman.
• Leslie Bowerman: Some Steps in the Long March of the 'Bloomer Brigade'.
• Alan B. Bernstein: Shimano AX and the Aero Tradition.
• Raymond Henry: Huret: A Notable French Derailleur.
• Glen Norcliffe: Out For a Spin: The Flâneur on Wheels.
• John Pinkerton: Who Put the Working Man on a Bicycle?
• Ross D. Petty: The Social Impact as a Technology-Based Sport.
• Rüdiger Rabenstein: Some Facts About the History of Doping in Cycling Competition.
• Andrew Ritchie: The Beginnings of Trans-Atlantic Bicycle Racing.
• Valerie Hawkins: Is it About a Bicycle?
• Gertjan Moed: Piet Pelle op zijn Gazelle'.
• Joe Breeze, etc.: Response to Berto's 'Who Invented the Mountain Bike'.

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