Atlas Motor Buggy
This was a prototype highwheeler produced by the Atlas Motor Buggy firm of Indianapolis in 1909. After the sole prototype was built, the firm returned to its two-stroke gasoline and diesel stationary engine production. Later, the Atlas factory was used for the Lyons-Knight, after the Lyons brothers bought the company.
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