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"I can now say I have done a long term test on your bike seat. I ride aprox.4000-5000
miles throughout each year including the severe winters of the northeast.
Great quality, Great price and the thing will last forever (and no more numbness!!!!)"
- L. M. Sayre, PA
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MK6 series shown in initial mounting position: all the way forward.
MK9 series shown in initial mounting position: all the way rearward.
Blasts from the Past:
Riding a bicycle was a no-brainer for Albert Einstein
Cyrille Van Hauwaert was a dominant early rider in the Paris-Roubaix Classic
from 1908-1911. During that time he won the race twice and took either second or
third place in the others. Note how similar his bike appears to bikes of today.
The Rover Safety Bicycle, as created by J.K. Starley, circa 1885
U.S.
Library of Congresses/penny_
The High Wheeler, or "Penny Farthing" Bike.
Getty Images/Photobyteages/411p
Pierre Lallement's 1866 patent for an early boneshaker bike.
United States
Patent Office
The celerifere - one of the earliest bike prototypes - had no pedals or
steering.
Library of Congress
British bicycle troops in India, 1920s.
(c) Anthony Cox,
http://www.blacktriangle.org
Damage From Conventional Bicycle Seats is Nothing New:
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