21st Jul, 2010 14:00
The Pavilion Gardens
Ingo Cycle
Estimated at £500 - £700
Lot details
Invented by the Huyssen brothers in the early 1930s, the Ingo was designed to work on body motion to propel the rider along. With its rear wheel axle mounted off centre, a downwards thrust causes the wheel to revolve in a forward direction while momentum returns the wheel to its highest position ready for the procedure to be repeated.
This example has been unused for some time and therefore requires re-commissioning before use. It is accompanied by various paperwork on the history of the machine.
Invented by the Huyssen brothers in the early 1930s, the Ingo was designed to work on body motion to propel the rider along. With its rear wheel axle mounted off centre, a downwards thrust causes the wheel to revolve in a forward direction while momentum returns the wheel to its highest position ready for the procedure to be repeated.
This example has been unused for some time and therefore requires re-commissioning before use. It is accompanied by various paperwork on the history of the machine.
Auction: The Pavilion Gardens, 21st Jul, 2010
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