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Theoretical questions that are unlikely to ever be applied or tried.
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Could a historic (1500- 1700 AD) bicycle stand rough terrain? If yes how?
The bicycle was a good idea for a lot longer than it was a practical idea. So there is a long history of proto-bicycles before the 'modern' bicycle. A series of inventions in the 1800s allowed the dev …
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