Introduction
We often see bicycles in the streets and only see them as a mean of transportation or a hobby. They are easy to use, affordable, and does not harm the environment.
"A vehicle with two wheels tandem, a steering handle, a saddle seat, and pedals by which it is propelled." –Webster's dictionary
Fair enough, this is true for the contemporary view of this vehicle. But actually the bicycle has evolved from different stages and forms before reaching our view of the "modern" bike. A long time ago bicycles did not have chains or even pedals to propel it. And you may have seen in movies with old plots bicycles with large front wheels and small rear wheels. And you may wonder that with the large types of bikes we have now have evolved from the bicycles I have mentioned.
How about the parts? Isn't it amazing how simple they are yet sufficient enough for us to use the whole bicycle? From the wheels to the pedals to the and to the gears, they all have their functions and......

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Title: The Bicycle
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