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How bicycles transformed our world - National Geographic
- Coronavirus has sparked a two-wheeled transport boom in many parts of the globe. But this isn't the first time bicycles have been the hottest machines on the market.
- The first Tour de France bicycle race was run in July 1903. Of the 60 cyclists who competed, only 21 finished the grueling 1,500-mile course. Tour o… See more
- The person generally credited with inventing the modern bicycle was an Englishman named John Ke…
- When first displayed at a bicycle show in 1886, Starley’s invention was regarded … See more
- With a bicycle anything seemed possible, and ordinary people set off on extraordinary journeys. In the summer of 1890, for instance, a young lieutenant in the Russian army pedaled from St. Pe… See more
Full article: Cycling, modernity and national culture
WEBJun 13, 2016 — This historiographical essay provides an overview of extensive recent work on the history of cycling to show the diverse ways in which the bicycle was adopted and experienced across western …
WEBBicycle culture has four dimensions which constitute bicycle culture: the micro dimensions of experience & meaning and material practices, plus the macro dimensions of mobility …
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