There was a guy Mackmillan.
But he didn't invent the first pedal drive bicycle.
Some french guys had stuck cranks and pedals to the front Wheel of a bicycle earlier.
But Mackmillan is considered the inventor of the rear Wheel drive bike with a Power transfer system.
The first mechanically driven bicycle was made by Kirkpatrick MacMillan, a Scottish blacksmith, in 1839. It was driven by treadles (rather like an old sewing machine) or steps which moved up and down. By pressing down on these the back wheel was turned. Later bicycles had pedals attached to the front axle.
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No.The guy who invented the bicycle frame has to be the guy who invented the bicycle.And the general opinion is that the first machine sufficiently recognizable as a bicycle was invented by a white german guy named Karl von Drais.
No. In 1801 a Scottish man invented the blackboard. Your question smacks of racism.
A scottish person named:John logie baird invented the TV.
No Scottish person has had a major impact on radar development. Hungarians, Serbs, Brits, Americans, Germans, French and Russians have all had a part in the making, but no Scots.
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John Richard Dedicoat is credited with invented the bicycle bell in 1877. Bicycle bells are usually put on the handlebars and are thumb activated.
the bike was invented in the 1860s
it was invented by the example of the bicycle.
The bicycle was invented using already existing materials, so no new material was developed for the bicycle.
scottish people invented the kilt and bag pipes The television and telephone were invented by Scots.
no, Karl drais invented the bicycle in 1816 or 1817.