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James Starley (21
April 1830 – 17 June 1881) was an
English inventor and
father of the
bicycle industry. He was one of the most
innovative and successful...
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Starley may
refer to:
Starley (singer) (born 1987),
Australian singer James Starley (1830–1881),
English inventor and
father of the
bicycle industry John...
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Starley Hope (born 3
October 1987),
known mononymously as
Starley, is an
Australian singer and songwriter. She is best
known for her
debut single "Call...
- John Kemp
Starley (24
December 1855 – 29
October 1901) was an
English inventor and
industrialist who is
widely considered the
inventor of the
modern safety...
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fashioned the wire-spoke
tension wheel.
Around 1870
English inventor James Starley,
described as the
father of the
bicycle industry, and others,
began producing...
- "Call on Me" is the
debut single by
Australian singer-songwriter
Starley. The song was
written by her and
Peter Wadams. It was made
available for digital...
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manufactured by
Starley &
Sutton Co. of Coventry, England, in 1883. The
company was
founded by John Kemp
Starley and
William Sutton in 1878.
Starley had previously...
- and only 9 with
chain rear-drives. In that same year, John Kemp
Starley (J. K.
Starley) came out with the
first commercially successful safety bicycle...
- left
alone against Mc
Starley and Saiga. He
stabs Saiga, and Mc
Starley flees. Eventually, a
helicopter drops a
shotgun down to Mc
Starley, who uses it to hunt...
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steer via the
front wheel remained a problem.
Englishman J.K.
Starley (nephew of
James Starley), J.H. Lawson, and
Shergold solved this
problem by introducing...
