„… street. The bicycle introduced a largely new, disruptive phenomenon into the urban space, that is to say …” „… , high-speed traffi c. Quite a lot of cities affected by the bicycle boom of the 1890s discussed whether and …” „… . Introducing Bicycles and Motor Vehicles to Turin, 1890–1907, in: Technology and Culture 56, 2015, No. 2, S …”

„… NS-Regimes.111Nur wenig später gründete sich 1941 in Chicago die Bicycle Racing Stars of the Nineteenth …” „… , Nr. 77, Schreiben von Walter Rütt an die Bicycle Racing Stars of the Nineteenth Century Ass., 12. Mai …” „… , The Fastest Bicycle Rider in the World; siehe dazu auch Ritchie, Major Taylor, 233–34, 239–46.5 …”

„… ., Inc. v. New Image Indus., Inc.”; 7 Circuit 870 F.2d (1989), S. 1176 ff. – “Schwinn Bicycle Co. v. Ross …” „… Bicycles, Inc.”; Harmon, Patents and the Federal Circuit (2007), S. 997. 241 hinsichtlich des Vorliegens …” „… Handbook (2006), S. 1009. 1676 9 Circuit 452 F.3d (2006), S. 1131 f. – „Reno Air Racing Ass'n., Inc. v …”

„… Henri Loste as a “racing-member”, to preserve the club’s reputation. 236 Hugh Dauncey Festivity new and …” „… reconcile internal groupings interested in either racing-competition or touring-leisure, and a further fault …” „… Bordeaux’s social elite in new, motorised pursuits, or to cycle-touring rather than racing, removed the …”

„… bicycle-racing magazine. To justify this decision, Brecht wrote a »Kurzer Bericht über 400 (vierhundert) junge …”