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Non-Fiction, Sports, Cycling

Bicycle Racing: Sport, Technology and Modernity, 1869-1903

Andrew Ritchie (author), J. A. Mangan (series editor), Boria Majumdar (series editor)

Paperback Published on: 01/07/2005

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Synopsis

Andrew Ritchie traces the history of bicycle racing from its roots in popular entertainment and gymnastic display in the 1860s to its emergence as a classic sport in the 1890s. One of the most equipment-dependent of modern sports, from its beginnings as an arena for testing the products of rival bicycle makers, the sport has had a rich and complex relationship with the industry as bicycle design and technology evolved.