Below is a link to a Motor Bike Building book from 1906. It shows all you need to know to build your own......check it out.....
Motor Bike Building - 1906
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Motor Bike Building - 1906
Louie
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Here is main link page where you can read online and do other stuff. This is a good way to kill the morning...
Louie
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Both links come up "not found" for me. Too bad because I would like to see it.
Was it an 1906 American motorbike building book?
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I get this,
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Several sites report this link as broken. This may be a promotion of some sort for a recent reprint? Here are book links via Amazon.com ...bill
http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_no...ycle&x=16&y=15Bill Gilbert in Oregon
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From the words used in the description it appears to be an old British publication and not U.S. Still interesting though.
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Well hell, I can see it, download it , or read online...below is the description... yes it seems to be english
Motor bicycle building : with numerous engravings and diagrams [Hardcover]
Paul N. (Paul Nooncree), 1854-1931 Hasluck (Author)Louie
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OK, let's try it this way, here is the link to where I found it. It's on a motor bicycle forum, give it a few seconds to come up and see if it works for you this way.
Louie
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A periodical named "English Mechanic circa 1896-1900 ran a series of articles on how to build a 'motocycle' from scratch! I have an incomplete set of these books but did see a near complete set in the Allen house library at Burton-On-trent England. ( headquarters of the VMCC. ) This is a library well worth checking out if ever in the UK.
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