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Here is a brief overview of the key developments and milestones in the evolution of the bicycle:
Early Concepts and Precursors (15th-18th centuries): The concept of a human-powered vehicle with two wheels can be traced back to sketches and designs by inventors like Leonardo da Vinci in the 15th century.
Draisine or Running Machine (1817): The first recognizable ancestor of the modern bicycle was the "Draisine" or "Laufmaschine," invented by Karl Drais, a German baron. It consisted of a wooden frame with two wheels and a handlebar for steering but lacked pedals. Riders propelled themselves by pushing their feet against the ground.

Pedal-Powered Bicycles (1860s): The next significant development was the addition of pedals to the front wheel. In 1863, the French inventor Pierre Michaux created the "Michaux Velocipede," which had pedals on the front wheel. This design marked the transition from the Draisine to the bicycle we are more familiar with today.

Penny-Farthing or High Wheeler (1870s-1880s): The penny-farthing was a type of bicycle with a large front wheel and a small rear wheel. It allowed for higher speeds but was also quite dangerous due to its instability. This design