Victorian high wheel tricycle

[@Qingeaton]

Thank you for putting this up. Delightful piece of machinery there and very well presented by you.

[@virt477]

It's nice to see you back again 😊

[@CiaoHandy]

That tri-cycle is fantastic!

[@onazram1]

Quite an amazing vehicle and looks like fun to ride..

[@AmeenaF19]

I have seen you on German tv months ago and was telling to my husband (actually loudly to myself) that I wished you had a KZbin channel... and yesterday I searched for a video about chatelaines... and there you were! I am so happy!

[@johnsuarez1404]

I will be buying your book

[@LovelyLadyElla]

So happy to see this video come up! You go girl!

[@TheHomesteadingHobbit]

Yay! A new video! Good to see ya, sweetie!

[@beeenn649]

Reporting the truth seems to be a problem with reporters these days.

[@vintagelingstitches785]

It is nice seeing yhe difference between this video and one of yhe videos I have seen where you spoke of cycling in an interview. I think its wonderful that you are being your own press and I eagerly await more videos.

[@tigerlilly5579]

I had never seen one of these tri cycles. I WANT one!!

[@AdelaideBeemanWhite]

This is so exciting!

[@alisasjsjs3075]

This is amazing ! I love your videos :)

[@ESCAPINGTHEMATRIXFORGOOD]

Good to see you again, please try and post a slice of the old days ! its lovely to watch, thanks and take care

[@lamsing2u]

Dear Mrs. Chrisman, Thank you for your books. And Thank you for your lifestyle. I have read most of your books and currently I am reading “This Victorian Life.” My husband and I have a love for the past and are looking for ways to incorporate the lifestyle of yesteryear more completely into our daily lives. Currently, we do living history (which is how we met). However, we find that once the event is over, there is a void in our life when we return to the “modern world.” Reading your stories gives us encouragement and some potential tips for us to achieve our goal. Thank you again for all you do and please continue to share your gift of writing with us.

[@deebee2024]

I LOVE YOUR VIDEOS! PLS POST MORE.

[@eiszapfenkobold]

Good to see you back and share your kind of livestyle. Very interesting for historical interested people.

[@TheHomesteadingHobbit]

The best kind of interview is the one you're doing-on your own. Xo

[@forwardtothepast2411]

I know what interviewers can be like, always loved your videos

[@ccjohncc1]

Thanks for sharing your bike! Merry Christmas and best wishes to your success.

[@geofcapes2642]

brilliant video 😎

[@johnjohnfrederickh.webber2124]

It's great Sarah...I love the formal and strict American system of that era... all I was told is that it was Christian, Bible based and filled with a lot of protocols regarding social interaction among the people living in these large cities of America. The young were brought up properly with Christian philosophies and express themselves in writing in a clear and perfect way. They would be taught how to speak formally and if possible study in the best Colleges American Society has to offer...

[@bekkalitzner7227]

You need to come to Mackinac island Michigan it’s like walking into 1800’s

[@lamsing2u]

Bekka Litzner I agree, come to Mackinac Island. And enjoy traveling by carriage or bicycle (by the way, by the way, as Bekka Litzner and I know, you can bring your own bicycles to the island).

[@mastersadvocate]

Hello! Great to see you again! I enjoyed watching your video about your wonderful Coventry rotary roadster tricycle! It does look a little strange, but, back in the olden days, they must have been "the latest thing"! I liked your riding skirt! Very nice! Thanks for sharing this video!!! Cheers! ~Janet in Canada

[@nizarahdragon3973]

Where would someone get one of those

[@Kakkumonsteri1]

I like your videos! =)

[@kellicopley9520]

happy to see you!!

[@fedcard]

A Victorian KZbin couple...ok.. I like it!

[@adrian_zombturtle148]

That was amazing, I would love a modern version with a 3 speed hub transmission

[@karen4you]

Thank you so much, this was the most informative and fun video. Sorry the worldly reporters let you down. Is it hard to pedal uphill with that? It's a glorious tricycle.

[@sunaryonaryo2347]

Siapa lagi kalau ngak seseorang yang peduli dan mempunyai jiwa untuk melestarikan benda peninggalan yang bernilai tinggi👍👍👍👍👍

[@heiditrampedach2084]

Great to see you in a video again! It was very interesting to see the tricycle and to hear about it. I have a question about cycling uphill: do you have to give up sooner and walk, when using a tricycle? You don't have the handlebars to lean on, so you can put more weight on the feet and pedals.

[@Apegabe]

I really like you. Please upload more of your own content... and don’t trust reporters or interviewers always out for their own benefits!

[@macrumpton]

Beautiful Trike! Is the chain guard original equipment? I always wondered how women kept their skirts out of the spokes and chain, and a chain guard and a heavy skirt would seem to help.

[@curtismarean6963]

There are a lot of trolls out there. You have to stand up to them.

[@jeaniedenton-smith1041]

I agree with Kate! ❤ Also Sarah, where do you find your clothes? Do you sew?

[@okbridges]

I first read about the Coventry Rotary over 20 years ago in a book on antique bicycles and have wanted one ever since. I even went so far as to draw plans to build one. They are a very unique looking machine with the two-track format with the large side wheel. Yours looks like a reproduction, where did you find it?

[@kevins.7591]

Amazing😯

[@ilarymedri9653]

you are simply the best woman I ever saw (all of you two)

[@MultiMediaXL]

Even though I'm not a lady, I think I need to buy one.

[@gaetanozuccarello9802]

😊😊😊👍👍👍

[@jmjpowerjoule]

How do I buy a bike like this for my wife?

[@beroiastudies4758]

You first need a time machine

[@RaquelMargaretCarter]

Sarah, so lovely! Welcome welcome! This is sure to be a gay ol’ time!

[@sunaryonaryo2347]

Mau tanya bagaimana caranya untuk mendapatkan ban roda sepeda Penny parthing Saya mau beli kemungkinan anda menggetahui cenelnya

[@arthur2305]

Any plans buying a steam powered vehicle?

[@clod8]

I had only seen later Victorian safety bikes and they are basically the same for men and women, so when I first saw this, I found it really annoying (sorry) why do girls always had to have the weird, cumbersome stuff? I see now it’s not as annoying as it first appeared to me. They must have not been very common-I rarely see images of them.