Philadelphia & Reading No. 316 named Bicyle is a 385 class 4-2-2 type steam locomotive built by the Baldwin locomotive works in June 1895 for the Philadelphia & Reading railroad.
It was designed for fast light passenger trains, but was quickly found to be almost useless as train weights rapidly increased at the end of the century.
It was renumbered to 317, and later rebuilt into a 4-4-0 and classed as a D-10b locomotive.
Trivia[]
- This engine is sported a single set of 84.25", drivers and a wooden firebox.