Kirkpatrick Macmillan invented a type of bicycle but not the first bicycle. He is credited with the invention of the rear wheel drive bicycle.
yes he did then it got copied and sold he did not want to sell it anyway hope this helps =]
To be more concise, some credit Kirkpatrick MacMillan for inventing the rear wheel drive bicycle. And mind you that most bicycle historians refute the fact that MacMillan invented the rear wheel bicycle at all.
But to answer your question: MacMillan's bicycle would have been built in Scotland as that is where he was a blacksmith.
Same reason that anyone has ever invented anything - He thought it'd be a good idea that would provide either more fun or more usefullness.
Macmillan invented the rear Wheel drive bicycle.
Probably because he thought it'd be more efficient than what was otherwise available.
1878
Kirkpatrick Macmillan invented the Macmillan bicycle.
Kirkpatrick MacMillan, a Scottish blacksmith, probably built the first mechanically propelled bicycle in 1839.
From what I can find, the Wright Brothers did not invent the bicycle. I found an article that you might find interesting. I have posted the link below. This article states that the first "modern" bicycle- one with pedals and two wheels - was invented by a man named Kirkpatrick MacMillan. http://www.catalogs.com/info/sports/who-invented-the-bicycle.html
armand did not invent the bicycle damien giles did
armand did not invent the bicycle damien giles did
In 1889 the Wright brothers and hillary james invented a bicycle with no gear known as (black mamba) in Africa, where the geared ones were produced by charley steinbeck in at Brazil in San Salvador in 1910
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He didn't
no, Karl drais invented the bicycle in 1816 or 1817.
He invented one kind of rear-Wheel drive bicycle with a treadle drive.
That is easy: he did not!
Yes he did