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-David V. Herlihy (geboren am 30. Juli 1958) ist Historiker und freiberuflicher Schriftsteller, spezialisiert auf Fahrrad- und Motorradgeschichte.
+David V. Herlihy (geboren am 30. Juli 1958) ist Historiker und freiberuflicher Schriftsteller, spezialisiert auf Fahrrad- und Motorradgeschichte.<br>
-Er ist der Autor von zwei Büchern (Bicycle: The History bei Yale University Press, 2004; und The Lost Cyclist, bei Houghton Mifflin Harcourt; 2010) und zahlreicher Artikel, darunter jährliche Beiträge für Adventure Cyclist. Seine bahnbrechenden Forschungen über die Ursprünge des Fahrrads sind international bekannt.
+Er ist der Autor von zwei Büchern (Bicycle: The History bei Yale University Press, 2004; und The Lost Cyclist, bei Houghton Mifflin Harcourt; 2010) und zahlreicher Artikel, darunter jährliche Beiträge für Adventure Cyclist. Seine bahnbrechenden Forschungen über die Ursprünge des Fahrrads sind international bekannt. <br>
 Er ist verantwortlich für die Benennung des Pierre-Lallement-Radwegs in Boston und für eine Gedenktafel am New Haven Green, die an die erste aufgezeichnete Fahrradfahrt in Amerika im April 1866 erinnert. Er war Kurator von zwei großen Ausstellungen, The Bicycle Takes Off (Lockwood-Mathews Museum of Norwalk, CT 2000-2002) und Round Trip (UCLA's Fowler Art Museum 2014-2015).
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 David V. Herlihy (born 30 July 1958) is a historian and freelance writer specialized in bicycle and motorcycle history. <br>
 He is the author of two books (Bicycle: The History with Yale University Press, 2004; and The Lost Cyclist, with Houghton Mifflin Harcourt; 2010) and numerous articles, including annual contributions to Adventure Cyclist. His seminal research on the origins of the bicycle is well known internationally. <br>

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		+	David V. Herlihy (geboren am 30. Juli 1958) ist Historiker und freiberuflicher Schriftsteller, spezialisiert auf Fahrrad- und Motorradgeschichte.
		+	Er ist der Autor von zwei Büchern (Bicycle: The History bei Yale University Press, 2004; und The Lost Cyclist, bei Houghton Mifflin Harcourt; 2010) und zahlreicher Artikel, darunter jährliche Beiträge für Adventure Cyclist. Seine bahnbrechenden Forschungen über die Ursprünge des Fahrrads sind international bekannt.
		+	Er ist verantwortlich für die Benennung des Pierre-Lallement-Radwegs in Boston und für eine Gedenktafel am New Haven Green, die an die erste aufgezeichnete Fahrradfahrt in Amerika im April 1866 erinnert. Er war Kurator von zwei großen Ausstellungen, The Bicycle Takes Off (Lockwood-Mathews Museum of Norwalk, CT 2000-2002) und Round Trip (UCLA's Fowler Art Museum 2014-2015).
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		+	*Autor: [[The Lost Cyclist]]
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	David V. Herlihy (born 30 July 1958) is a historian and freelance writer specialized in bicycle and motorcycle history. <br>		David V. Herlihy (born 30 July 1958) is a historian and freelance writer specialized in bicycle and motorcycle history. <br>
	He is the author of two books (Bicycle: The History with Yale University Press, 2004; and The Lost Cyclist, with Houghton Mifflin Harcourt; 2010) and numerous articles, including annual contributions to Adventure Cyclist. His seminal research on the origins of the bicycle is well known internationally. <br>		He is the author of two books (Bicycle: The History with Yale University Press, 2004; and The Lost Cyclist, with Houghton Mifflin Harcourt; 2010) and numerous articles, including annual contributions to Adventure Cyclist. His seminal research on the origins of the bicycle is well known internationally. <br>

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	He is the author of two books (Bicycle: The History with Yale University Press, 2004; and The Lost Cyclist, with Houghton Mifflin Harcourt; 2010) and numerous articles, including annual contributions to Adventure Cyclist. His seminal research on the origins of the bicycle is well known internationally. <br>		He is the author of two books (Bicycle: The History with Yale University Press, 2004; and The Lost Cyclist, with Houghton Mifflin Harcourt; 2010) and numerous articles, including annual contributions to Adventure Cyclist. His seminal research on the origins of the bicycle is well known internationally. <br>
	He is responsible for the naming of the Pierre Lallement bicycle path in Boston, and for a plaque by the New Haven Green commemorating America’s first recorded bicycle ride there in April 1866. He was the curator of two major exhibitions, The Bicycle Takes Off (Lockwood-Mathews Museum of Norwalk, CT 2000-2002) and Round Trip (UCLA’s Fowler Art Museum 2014-2015.)		He is responsible for the naming of the Pierre Lallement bicycle path in Boston, and for a plaque by the New Haven Green commemorating America’s first recorded bicycle ride there in April 1866. He was the curator of two major exhibitions, The Bicycle Takes Off (Lockwood-Mathews Museum of Norwalk, CT 2000-2002) and Round Trip (UCLA’s Fowler Art Museum 2014-2015.)
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-David V. Herlihy (born 30 July 1958) is a historian and freelance writer specialized in bicycle and motorcycle history.
+David V. Herlihy (born 30 July 1958) is a historian and freelance writer specialized in bicycle and motorcycle history. <br>
-He is the author of two books (Bicycle: The History with Yale University Press, 2004; and The Lost Cyclist, with Houghton Mifflin Harcourt; 2010) and numerous articles, including annual contributions to Adventure Cyclist. His seminal research on the origins of the bicycle is well known internationally.
+He is the author of two books (Bicycle: The History with Yale University Press, 2004; and The Lost Cyclist, with Houghton Mifflin Harcourt; 2010) and numerous articles, including annual contributions to Adventure Cyclist. His seminal research on the origins of the bicycle is well known internationally. <br>
 He is responsible for the naming of the Pierre Lallement bicycle path in Boston, and for a plaque by the New Haven Green commemorating America’s first recorded bicycle ride there in April 1866. He was the curator of two major exhibitions, The Bicycle Takes Off (Lockwood-Mathews Museum of Norwalk, CT 2000-2002) and Round Trip (UCLA’s Fowler Art Museum 2014-2015.)

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		+	David V. Herlihy (born 30 July 1958) is a historian and freelance writer specialized in bicycle and motorcycle history.
		+	He is the author of two books (Bicycle: The History with Yale University Press, 2004; and The Lost Cyclist, with Houghton Mifflin Harcourt; 2010) and numerous articles, including annual contributions to Adventure Cyclist. His seminal research on the origins of the bicycle is well known internationally.
		+	He is responsible for the naming of the Pierre Lallement bicycle path in Boston, and for a plaque by the New Haven Green commemorating America’s first recorded bicycle ride there in April 1866. He was the curator of two major exhibitions, The Bicycle Takes Off (Lockwood-Mathews Museum of Norwalk, CT 2000-2002) and Round Trip (UCLA’s Fowler Art Museum 2014-2015.)

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