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The 1860 model looks like the {{w|American Star Bicycle}}, but that bicycle was first invented in the 1880s.
 
The 1860 model looks like the {{w|American Star Bicycle}}, but that bicycle was first invented in the 1880s.
  
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The 1900 model looks like one of {{w|Paul Scheerbart}}'s perpetual motion machines.
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The 1900 model looks like one of {{w|Paul Scheerbart}} 's perpetual motion machines.
  
 
Some of the other examples of "bikes" could, however, look like those in the image at the top of the {{w|Velocipede}} Wikipedia page.
 
Some of the other examples of "bikes" could, however, look like those in the image at the top of the {{w|Velocipede}} Wikipedia page.

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