First taste of freedom : a cultural history of bicycle marketing in the United States / Robert J. Turpin.
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- 9780815654391
- 0815654391
- Cycling -- United States -- History
- Cycling -- Economic aspects -- United States -- History
- Bicycle industry -- United States -- History
- Cyclisme -- États-Unis -- Histoire
- Cyclisme -- Aspect économique -- États-Unis -- Histoire
- Bicyclettes -- Industrie -- États-Unis -- Histoire
- TECHNOLOGY & ENGINEERING -- Engineering (General)
- SPORTS & RECREATION -- History
- Bicycle industry
- Cycling
- Cycling -- Economic aspects
- United States
- 629.227/20688 23
- GV1041 .T87 2018
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"First Taste of Freedom" is a work of American cultural history focused on the bicycle market in the United States. A primary goal of the research was also to understand how the bicycle can be seen so differently in the US as opposed to other countries"-- Provided by publisher.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Conceptions of bicycles -- Cycling's rise and American manhood -- Automobiles and a world at war -- Cooperation and confusion -- The child consumer -- The postwar slump -- The safety of cycling -- Surviving the Great Depression -- Bicycles in the age of affluence -- High-risers and multi-geared redeemers -- Consumers as derailleurs.
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