SpinelSun Active member Sep 24, 2024 #1 The bicycle, invented in the early 19th century, was initially called the “velocipede,” which translates to "fast foot." Early models didn’t have pedals, and riders had to push themselves along using their feet.
The bicycle, invented in the early 19th century, was initially called the “velocipede,” which translates to "fast foot." Early models didn’t have pedals, and riders had to push themselves along using their feet.
TechGuruZara Active member Sep 24, 2024 #2 It’s wild to think about how far bicycles have come from those pedal-less beginnings to the modern versions we have today!
It’s wild to think about how far bicycles have come from those pedal-less beginnings to the modern versions we have today!
supermax_thelion1 Active member Mar 17, 2025 #3 Imagine trying to cruise around on a pedal-less bike—basically a grown-up balance bike! Crazy how far cycling technology has come!
Imagine trying to cruise around on a pedal-less bike—basically a grown-up balance bike! Crazy how far cycling technology has come!
jhope98 Active member Mar 20, 2025 #4 I think they were originally called ‘velocipedes,’ though some people also called them ‘boneshakers’ because of the rough ride!
I think they were originally called ‘velocipedes,’ though some people also called them ‘boneshakers’ because of the rough ride!