1904 Hercules

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1904 Hercules

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1904 Hercules Roadster

Glenn Curtiss used the name Hercules because he wanted a name that was as strong as his motorcycles & engines. According to Richard Leisenring Jr. in his book "Curtiss Motorcycles", Glenn Curtiss never produced bicycles under this name.

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Equipment Specifications

Year	1904
Manufacturer	Hercules
Model	Roadster
Location	Glenn H. Curtiss Museum

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Glenn H. Curtiss Museum.

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