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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Five hundred years Giovanni Fontana had the notion To rope gears to wheels and put it in motion. One hundred years ago an idea came to Baron von Drais Horses had been killed, ploughing required other ways. Two wheels, no pedals, all made of wood You had to push through the field, but still did some good. A Scotsman added pedals, to the rear wheel Maybe to celebrate, his friends danced a reel. A Frenchman made the "boneshaker", which lived up to its name. Ahead of its time, though reasons to complain. It vibrated horrendously on the bumpy roads Rattling teeth, rattling nerves, rattling loads. Then England's "Penny Farthing" led the attack: A five foot wheel in front, tiny wheel in back. It was hard to climb on, and to keep a balance. Every mount was a test of acrobatic talents If you fell off without a helmet, it was hard on the brain. Inventors went back to the drawing board again. Radial spokes came in 1870, ball bearings 2 years later. Progress is a goddess, love her or hate her. Caliper brakes, multiple gears, shifters came fast. Still too bumpy to have a blast. Societies of bicyclists lobbied for roads paved and smooth. Women started riding, old attitudes moved. Across the pond Thomas Stevens rode a trans-U.S. ride. With that kind of bike, a reason for pride. Then pedals to gears got linked with a chain. Derailleur was the next step, and a drive train. The Italian Army used a foldable during World War I. Between incoming bullets, they might have had fun. Like the future Mountain bike, it handled rough terrain. But for that, California cyclists tinkered, got the fame. So that brings me to the day that I was cycling on a country road composing verses, humming, reciting an ode. Overtaken by two cyclists on electric bikes from Preston Were batteries cheating? I glumly asked the question. I concede it's liberation, more folks in fresh air Their efforts assisted, but still mostly fair Causality doesn't focus on me, of course I'm just a convergence, a bike over a horse. But all this history made it possible, on a rural lane To move on my own power, through really nice terrain.
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