English rider Temple sets 101 mile hour record at Montlhéry
The English rider F Temple rode 101.08 miles in an hour at Montlhéry near Paris, clocking 54 minutes 58.29 seconds for the century. He previously missed the mark by a few yards, becoming one of the first Englishmen to achieve the feat, following Percy Lambert’s earlier record. The article also advises on brake lever use and hand placement for safer, faster control.
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Speedometer accuracy and drive types in early cars
The passage discusses how speedometers can misread due to friction drives belt wear and pulley groove wear. It notes positive gear drives in gearboxes as the most accurate method and warns that belt driven systems vary with belt and pulley condition. References to tooth and worm drives imply mechanical reliability concerns for motorists.
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