Pedaling Collection

Muscles used in cycling, 19th century
Muscles used in cycling. Artwork from the tenth volume (second period of 1892) of the French popular science weekly La Science Illustree

Tandem bicycle. 19th century engraving

USA. Old bicycle. 19th century engraving. Colored

Indian Rickshaw

A Woman Bicycle Touring In Denali National Park, Grassy Pass, Southcentral Alaska

Mountain Bikers climbing from Nevis Valley to Duffers Saddle in Pub to Pub Race, Central Otago

Bicycle monorail, early 20th century
Bicycle monorail, early 20th-century artwork. Man operating a cycling device on a suspension railway system. This basic mechanism can be used for any carrier suspended from an overhead rail (monorail)

Pedal-powered boat, 19th century
Pedal-powered boat, 19th-century artwork. Known as the cycloscaphe, this invention had three men using pedals to turn a chain (at rear) that is connected to a propeller underneath the boat

Mechanical buoy, 19th century

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"Pedaling Through Time: From 19th Century Engravings to Modern Adventures" Embarking on a cycling journey takes us back in time, as we engage the muscles used in this timeless activity. Just like our ancestors did in the 19th century, we pedal away on old bicycles, feeling the burn and exhilaration of each stroke. In South Florida's picturesque Hollywood Beach promenade, a tandem bicycle glides along with laughter and joy. The sun-kissed shores provide the perfect backdrop for an unforgettable ride through history. Across the vast landscapes of Denali National Park in Southcentral Alaska, a courageous woman embarks on her own two-wheeled adventure. As she pedals through Grassy Pass, surrounded by breathtaking scenery, she discovers nature's wonders at her own pace. Meanwhile, mountain bikers conquer challenging terrains from Nevis Valley to Duffers Saddle during Pub to Pub Race. With determination etched on their faces and adrenaline pumping through their veins, they push themselves beyond limits only achievable by those who embrace pedal-powered exploration. As we delve into history once more, early 20th-century inventions come to light - bicycle monorails that promised futuristic transportation possibilities and pedal-powered boats that allowed enthusiasts to navigate waterways with ease. Let's not forget about the humble Indian Rickshaw - an iconic symbol of human-powered transportation across bustling streets filled with vibrant colors and cultural diversity. Even mechanical buoys found their place among pedaling innovations of yesteryears. These buoyant contraptions harnessed human power to aid maritime navigation while showcasing mankind's ingenuity alongside natural forces. Whether it be exploring historical engravings or venturing into uncharted territories today, pedaling remains an enduring passion that transcends time. So let us grab our bikes and embark on new adventures - where past meets present and every revolution of our pedals propels us forward into exciting unknowns.