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Duncan Bicycle Motor
Duncan Bicycle Motor
 

                                          Duncan Bicycle Motor

Information about the Duncan:

-The Duncan Bike Motor is designed and built so "you won't have to pedal it anymore."
-No need to pedal to start the bike
-At all times just ride your bike the regular way: pedal when you start and use the brake on hills and when you stop.
-When you are on the straightaway, pull up on the hand lever and your Duncan Bike Motor will save you the effort of pedaling.
-To stop, just let go of the hand lever and use your foot brake.
-Manufactured in Chicago, IL
-835 North Wood Street - Chicago 22, Illinois