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This is a Peipei MUSEUM, inside the museum we will show about lives of James Starley. Inventor in Victoria era.

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This is a Peipei MUSEUM, inside the museum we will show about lives of James Starley. Inventor in Victoria era.

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James Starley, was born on April 21, 1830, Albourne, Sussex, Eng.—died June 17, 1881.
He was a British inventor and father of the bicycle industry.

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In 1855 Starley moved to London where he was hired to make sewing machines. and two years later he moved to Coventry. He was appointed foreman at the Coventry Sewing Machine Company (later Coventry Machinists' Company Ltd.). There he invented and patented a new model. And many of his attributes are used in modern sewing machines.

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In 1868, Starley became interested in improving bicycles. His first bike, the Coventry, was quickly followed by the Ariel (1871), which stood out for its use of central pivot steering. Considered by many historians to be the first real motorcycle, Ariel pioneered the traditional high-wheeled bike. and it will be the standard of bicycle design for the next decade.