First bike

The most successful of the early bikes was celeriter, later renamed velociter. This ( wooden horse ) was built in 1791 Comte de Sepracor ( France ). The cyclist landed on top of her, and then led, pushing down from the ground.
However, turning to the side, he had to stop, because the control mechanism was absent.
First bike with a steerable nose wheel appeared in 1817 and was named by its inventor, the German Baron von Dresen where Sauerbrunn, trolley. It consisted of a wooden frame and two wheels with spokes and iron rims.
The next step forward was made in 1838, a Scottish blacksmith Krcmarik Macmillan who invented the Bicycle with pedals. Pressing down on the pedal, the man drove the rear wheel. The front wheel was mounted on an iron fork.
In 1861, Parisians Pierre and Ernest Michaux introduced its design of the bike. It was ( a toy horse ) with pedals on crankshafts installed on the front wheel. In the 1860's, began to use wheels with wire spokes. And rubber tires. Movement speed increased, and on bicycles began to establish first a simple brake.