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Starley
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Two members of the Starley family in England were great pioneers in the early days of cycling. James Starley was instrumental in the development of the high-wheeler bicycle. He produced the first all-metal bicycle, and invented the tangent-spoked wheel, which is used to this day. His nephew J. K. Starley designed and built the "Rover," the first commercially successful rear-drive "safety" bicycle, which is the ancestor of all modern diamond-frame bicycles.
