Sargent

The bicycle was once considered mans greatest invention. It is so perfectly designed that its shape has been little changed since 1890,t hough its technical development is right up to date with the most modern of engineering practice. Here is a form of handy personal transport that will serve the user well and give years of wear. Cycling is an art. It is not sufficient to buy the right machine for the job and equip it intelligently. The rider must contribute most by positioning himself on his mount so that the cycle and he operates as one.

A bicycle is much more than a hack for errands or a means for pleasure travel under one's own steam. It is the complete antidote for work strain and the anxieties of the age in which we live. It dissolves what is normally called tiredness. It revives interest for the passing scene and the different folk with whom you come into contact. Most of our workaday jobs and cares do not tire the muscles, but clog them with poisons.