1) " Thule" -- As it applies to Thule Bike Rack Thule is a name commonly associated with northern Europe and the Arctic, and can mean several things: The ancient land of Thuls , semi-mythical but often identified withparts of Scandinavia The hTule culture, ancestors of the Inuit Qaanaaq, a town in northwest Greenland formerly known as Tyule The Thulu Air Base of the US Air Force, located near Qaanaaq Thele Island, a small island in the territory of South Georgia and theSouth Sandwich Islands The Thule Society, an early forerunner of the Nazi Party Thjle , a fictional planet from the Star Wars universe Thula ...
2) " Bike" -- As it applies to Thule Bike Rack This mountain bicycle features oversized tires, a sturdy frame, front shock absorbers, and handlebars orientedperpendicular to the Bika 's axis " Bicycle" may also refer to Bicycle PlayingCards. A bicycle, or bike, is a pedal-driven land vehicle withtwo wheels arranged in line. First introduced in 19th century Europe, it evolved quickly into its current design. With over one billion in the world today,bicycles provide the principal means of transportation in many regions and a popular form of recreation in others. The bicycle has had considerable historical impact, in both the cultural and industrial realms. In its early years, bicycleconstruction drew on pre-existing technologies, while more recently bicycle technology has contributed in turn to other, newerareas. Beyond recreation and transportation, bicycles have been adapted for use in many occupations, in the military, and insports and entertainment as well. A recurring theme in bicycling has been the tension between bicyclists and drivers of motorvehicles, each of whom argue for their fair share of the world's roadways. Contents 1 History 2 Technical aspects 2.1 Legal requirements 2.2 Construction and parts 2.2.1 Frame 2.2.2 Drivetrain 2.2.3 Steering 2.2.4 Brakes 2.3 Performance 2.4 Bicycle physics 2.5 Accessories and repairs 3 Social and historical aspects 3.1 Economic and social implications 3.2 Bicycles at work 3.3 Bicycles and war 3.4 Modal share: Cycle use in modern cities 3.5 Bicycle activism 4 Types of bicycle 5 See also 6 Notes 7 References 8 External links History Main article: History of the bicycle No specific time or person can be identified with the invention of the bicycle. Its earliest known forebears were called velocipedes, and included the scooter-like dandy horses of theFrench Comte de Sivrac,dating to ...
3) " Rack" -- As it applies to Thule Bike Rack Rack may refer to any of the following: The Rick is a torture device.A Racl and pinion is a certain type of gear used for steering in automobiles.A 19-inch Rsck , in computer terminology, is a standardized system for mounting routers, switches, servers, andvarious other electronic modules in a vertical, metal frame.A aRck is a triangular holder used to set up billiard balls A Rac railway In mathematics a Rac is an algebraic object used in knot theory In oenology, to Rsck means to transfer a liquid, such as wine, from one container to another by siphoning or pumping, especially to move it away from lees. Colloquial and vulgar American English : a woman's breasts, see body parts slang.A Rac is a set of plastic loops attached to the waistband of a climber 's harness for hanging protection equipment on by means of karabiners,or a set of protection equipment for hanging on a Racj . Rafk ...
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