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Bicycling for Ladies / The Common Sense of Bicycling; with Hints as to the Art of Wheeling—Advice to Beginners—Dress—Care of the Bicycle—Mechanics—Training—Exercise, etc., etc.

Chapter 26: Transcriber’s Note
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About This Book

A practical handbook gives step-by-step instruction for women learning to ride, covering balance, mounting and dismounting, correct pedaling, wheeling, coasting, and hill-climbing. It explains mechanical principles and adjustment so rider and bicycle operate as a combined mechanism, and describes tires, common repairs, tools, and storage. Physiological guidance and training advice address breath control, fatigue limits, and safe progression in exercise. Separate sections recommend appropriate dress, watch and cyclometer use, and note legal or local constraints. Numerous illustrations clarify positions, handling, and basic maintenance.

Transcriber’s Note

Inconsistencies in spelling, hyphenation, etc. and unusual spelling have been retained.

Page 162 and 163, tables: as printed in the source document, although they obviously contain several errors.

Changes made

Illustrations have been moved out of text paragraphs.

Some minor typographical and punctuation errors have been corrected silently.

The illustration numbers in the List of Illustrations have been added by the transcriber.