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- Bootie_(bicycle) abstract "The Bootie Folding Cycle, or Bootie, is a pioneering folding bicycle that was produced by F & T Kitchin Engineering in Stanningley, Pudsey, West Yorkshire UK from 1965 to 1973. It was called the ‘Bootie’ because it was designed to be small enough to store in the boot (trunk in American English) of a car. It was advertised as the bike that could be taken to the countryside in a car and then used for touring, so it holds a unique place in bicycle history as probably the first miniature, folding tourer. Examples of the Bootie Folding Cycle are now exceedingly rare.".
- Q4943963 abstract "The Bootie Folding Cycle, or Bootie, is a pioneering folding bicycle that was produced by F & T Kitchin Engineering in Stanningley, Pudsey, West Yorkshire UK from 1965 to 1973. It was called the ‘Bootie’ because it was designed to be small enough to store in the boot (trunk in American English) of a car. It was advertised as the bike that could be taken to the countryside in a car and then used for touring, so it holds a unique place in bicycle history as probably the first miniature, folding tourer. Examples of the Bootie Folding Cycle are now exceedingly rare.".