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[[Ernest Michaux]] was the son of [[Pierre Michaux]].
[[Ernest Michaux]] was the son of [[Pierre Michaux]].


* 1861, according to his brother, [[Henry Michaux|Henry]], one of Pierre's customers brought in a draisinne (hobby-horse) for repair; Pierre suggested fitting a cranked axle to the front wheel hub.  Ernest implemented the change.  As a result, Pierre and Ernest are thought of as the inventors of the bicycle with pedals.  
* 1861, according to his brother, Henry, one of Pierre's customers brought in a draisinne (hobby-horse) for repair; Pierre suggested fitting a cranked axle to the front wheel hub.  Ernest implemented the change.  As a result, Pierre and Ernest are thought of as the inventors of the bicycle with pedals.  





Latest revision as of 10:37, 8 April 2011

Ernest Michaux was the son of Pierre Michaux.

  • 1861, according to his brother, Henry, one of Pierre's customers brought in a draisinne (hobby-horse) for repair; Pierre suggested fitting a cranked axle to the front wheel hub. Ernest implemented the change. As a result, Pierre and Ernest are thought of as the inventors of the bicycle with pedals.


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Sources of Information

  • The Story of the Bicycle, John Woodforde, 1970.