1896 Rudge-Wedge No 21 Full Roadster Harry Rudge was the eldest son of Daniel Rudge, who founded Rudge cycles. In 1891, he joined Mr. C. Wedge to form Rudge Wedge & Co. They set up a cycle works at Pelham Street, and in 1902 moved to new works in Mander Street. They also built a …
“It is often asserted that Frederick Savage was not an innovator rather that he successfully exploited ideas presenting to him. There is little doubt, however, that his manually-propelled Velocipede roundabout, produced in the early 1860s, was a highly original invention, but one which he unfortunately neglected to patent. The earliest American example, exhibited incidentally in …
The Quadrant Tandem Bicycle Is able to be steered from both the back and front position, with also the seat height controls allowing men, women or children to ride this rather wonderful machine… A rather wonderful bicycle made for two!
