Lawson’s Motor Wheel holds a unique place in the history of early automobile technology. Invented by Charles D. “Carl” Lawson in the late 19th century, the Motor Wheel was a pioneering attempt to convert a conventional bicycle into a motorized vehicle. This invention marked an early step in the transition from bicycles to motorized transportation. In 1895, Charles Lawson, a prolific inventor and mechanic from … Continue reading The Motorized Bicycle Pioneer: Charles Lawson and His Ingenious Wheel