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3rd International Cycle History Conference
Neckarsulm, Germany - 1992
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- Lewis Gompertz & His Addition to the Velocipede
- Les Bowerman
- Hans Renold and the Birth of the Cycle Chain
- Nick Clayton
- Kirkpatrick Macmillan – Inventor of the Bicycle: Fact
or Hearsay
- Alastair Dodd
- The “Svea” (1892) and the “Itera” (1982):
Two Unsuccessful Swedish Bicycle Projects
- Jan Hult
- The Bicycle and Science – from Drais Until Today
- Dr. Hans-Erhard Lessing
- Founded in the Crisis – UNION Frondenberg. Commentary
on the History of a Company in the German Bicycle Parts Industry
- Wilhelm Mathies
- The Cycle Trade in Birmingham 1890-1930
- Andrew Millward
- 'As Good as New': Attitudes towards the Authentic in Cycle
Restoration and Conservation
- Nicholas Oddy
- From Explorer to Racing Cyclist, Socio-Historical Developments
in the Early Chapter of Cycle Racing
- Rudiger Rabenstein
- Notes on Vernon Blake (1875-1930)
- Roland Sauvaget
- Hot Rod, The Bicycle and the Engine
- Paul Simsa
- Anton Burg and His Son – the Viennese Hobbyhorse Manufacturer
- Walter Ulreich
- To Freedom by Bike. Cultural and Socio-Historical Aspects
of the Bicycle as Mirrored in Literature
- Waltraud Wende
- The Velocipede in France, from Karl vin Drais to Pierre
Michaux (1818-1861)
- Keizo Kobayashi
- One of Velocio’s Bicycles: A Crypto Bicycle with a
Whippet Derailleur
- Raymond Henry
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