He was fastest high wheel rider in North America. Competed between 1887-1895
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Must have been a long time ago, because now there's a major city street named after him.
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The best dirtbike is the safest one.  That usually means a snickers-powered one.  These are also known by the more common name of mountain bikes.  The best ones are made by Cannondale and Trek, and start at about $400.  They require relatively inexpensive tune-ups every so often, and new brake and shifter cables about once a year.  This will get him off his tuches and out in the wilderness.  Remember that a $100 helmet will protect him more than a $100 pair of shoes!
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http://www.raceacrossamerica.org/\n\nI'm surprised they still run that.  I remember that from back in the 1980's.
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try the new kawasaki 5 speed. lots of gears, great bike, made in four stroke, green, looks like a perfect match, (try fmf pipes i have heard alot about those) if you can ride it year round try a ktm they are really reliable, they won the ERZBERG RODEO google it if you don't know what it is. they can stand alot of abuse
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He's on speed. Don't mind him.
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he wanted a piggyback ride
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Your a Big guy like myself and I used to ride a Trucker but last year I went to a NeverSummer Legacy.NeverSummer is American made not China like 97% of boards you'll see on the slopes.I tell you man it's the best I've ever dream of,it's great for the powder,ice,and ever thing in between.I've been riding 10 years been on several boards and it's the best by far.
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Lance was the most tested athelete of his time and came out clean everytime.  \n\nHis lactace threshold was much lower than many cyclists that he competed against but most important isn't even this.\n\nLance was not a dominate cyclist.  His training regimine was focused around winning the Tour de France and not the other big races of the season (even skippin the Giro d'Italia for example) all in prep for the "big race."  Also he was a champ as a young person winning triathalons and cycling events well before he would have been introduced to taking banned drugs.  While many want to discredit him remember one thing.\n\nLance had cancer and lost his entire muscle mass and athleticism.  From this he was able to build an amazing body suited to cycling with the help of Chris Carmichael.  \n\nI am very tired of people who are not involved in this sport making naive speculations about a great athelete who worked very hard to be the best he could be.\n\nFinally, not only was he a great athelete, cancer survivor, marathon runner...he is an inspiration.\n\n"people want to know what I'm on...what am I on? I'm on my bike 6 hours a day busting my ass...what are you on?"\n\nLance Armstrong
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tuesday was the name of his ride (horse, or car)
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Mitch Ryder and the Detroit Wheels
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Henry Armstrong was a marvel of the ring. He worked at a fast pace, had quick hands and unlike most fighters seemed to pick up speed as the rounds went on. He was also a strong puncher and defensively his bob and weave style kept him from receiving the full impact of his opponent’s blows. The truth of Henry Armstrong is that he had much better boxing skills than some give him credit for. \n\n      Most fighters tried to run from Henry, but he never let them get away. He stuck to his opponent’s like superglue and drove them into a corner or trapped them against the ropes and them proceeded to give them a good pasting. Fighters who tried to stand their ground against Hank had difficulty keeping up with his work rate. He would overwhelm them until they were forced to back up and then he would chase them down, pounding away until they were beaten men. \n\n      Upon his death it was discovered that Armstrong’s heart was a third larger than that of the average person (Schwartz). This allowed him to fight at a ferocious pace for 15 rounds without loss of breath. It seems certain that he could have done the same thing in a 20 round bout. \n\n      Gilbert Odd penned (1974, p 117), “Armstrong was a fistic phenomena. He had an abnormally slow heartbeat and had to warm up in the dressing room with ten rounds of fast shadow boxing before going into the ring to fight a torrid 15 round battle. He tossed punches incessantly and they came from all angles. He fought so furiously it was impossible to count the blows he struck.”
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Well, I am a cyclist and this is kind of cliche, but Lance Armstrong.  The man won Tour de France for the seventh time in a row.  A very tough event which covers three weeks, more than two thousand miles, with just two days "off" which are used to travel, and through the Pyrenees and French Alps!  He and other professional cyclists train many tens of thousands of miles each year, burning around about a thousand calories per hour, lots of pain to add.  The longest stage in 2005 was over 140 miles, and mind you, the day before that stage was also over 140 miles as well.  This is with no commercial breaks, time outs, half times, substitutions, or any other sort of break other than a crash if you are unfortunate to get into one.  They even have to eat during the course of the race!  And I could go on...  Lance has this event seven times.
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http://www.lowrider.com/
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I think its lowrider but im not sure sry
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BMX is the group he is in.
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William Phelps Eno , the father of traffic safety was an American
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his mechanic, Rolf Wutherich it took me so long to find this i hope i get 10pts