09-05-2008, 11:38 AM
Esta é uma foto da primeira moto do mundo...
1885: Gottlieb Daimler patents what is generally
considered to be the first true motorcycle.
Daimler, the automotive pioneer usually associated with building
the world's first successful internal combustion engine (and,
subsequently, the first automobile), staked his claim of priority
in the two-wheeler world a year before developing his famous auto.
However, the idea of a motor-driven, two-wheeled vehicle did
not originate with Daimler, nor was his the first such contraption
to see the road. Sylvester Roper, who spent the U.S. Civil War
working in a Union armory, built a primitive "motorcycle" as early
as 1867. Roper's supporters -- and he has more than a few
argue that he should be credited with building the world's first motorcycle.
What gives credibility to Daimler's claim of developing the first
"true" motorcycle is the fact that it was gasoline-driven. Roper's
post-Civil War hog, with a tiny two-cylinder engine, was powered by steam.
Daimler's motorcycle was essentially a wooden bicycle frame
(with foot pedals removed) powered by a one-cylinder Otto-cycle
engine. It may have also included a spray-type carburetor, then
under development for use in the Daimler automobile that appeared in 1886.
E essa a primeira Harley Davidson
E essa uma das últimas, o ser humano é simplesmente sensacional (quando quer)...
1885: Gottlieb Daimler patents what is generally
considered to be the first true motorcycle.
Daimler, the automotive pioneer usually associated with building
the world's first successful internal combustion engine (and,
subsequently, the first automobile), staked his claim of priority
in the two-wheeler world a year before developing his famous auto.
However, the idea of a motor-driven, two-wheeled vehicle did
not originate with Daimler, nor was his the first such contraption
to see the road. Sylvester Roper, who spent the U.S. Civil War
working in a Union armory, built a primitive "motorcycle" as early
as 1867. Roper's supporters -- and he has more than a few
argue that he should be credited with building the world's first motorcycle.
What gives credibility to Daimler's claim of developing the first
"true" motorcycle is the fact that it was gasoline-driven. Roper's
post-Civil War hog, with a tiny two-cylinder engine, was powered by steam.
Daimler's motorcycle was essentially a wooden bicycle frame
(with foot pedals removed) powered by a one-cylinder Otto-cycle
engine. It may have also included a spray-type carburetor, then
under development for use in the Daimler automobile that appeared in 1886.
E essa a primeira Harley Davidson
E essa uma das últimas, o ser humano é simplesmente sensacional (quando quer)...
SaharaMANÍACOS, prazer em viajar.
Moto não tem idade, tem dono. Honda NX 350 Sahara/99
Não basta ter sahara, tem que ser maníaco!!!
Moto não tem idade, tem dono. Honda NX 350 Sahara/99
Não basta ter sahara, tem que ser maníaco!!!