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A GREAT RIDE. - Oakland Tribune, 27 Jan 1892

=== A GREAT RIDE. ===
==== Two Oakland Young Men Take a Trip Around the Bay. ====
George A. Faulkner and T. A. Schlueter, captain of the Alameda County Wheelmen, made a most enjoyable century run around the bay Sunday. They started from San Francisco at 5:45 A. M. arriving at San Jose at 11:30 oʻclock, after having been delayed one and a quarter hours by an accident to one of the wheels. They left San Jose at 12:20 P. M., arriving at Twelfth and Webster streets in Oakland at 4:40 o'clock, without dismounting from their machines. The distance covered was 101 miles. The roads were in excellent condition, with the exception of the first ten miles, which were rather muddy on account of the fog.
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A Long Bicycle Trip. - Santa Cruz Surf, 27 May 1890

=== A Long Bicycle Trip. ===
The bicyclists San Francisco will take a 100-mile ride from San Francisco to Hollister next Sunday. Ed. N. Radke of this city will accompany the party. The "outing" will be under the management of the L. A. W. The exact distance from San Francisco to Hollister is 102 miles by the road, as taken by three different cyclometers. The program of the ride is as follows:
Leave corner of Twenty-first and MisBion street, San Francisco, at 5 A. M.
Breakfast at Milbrae, ten miles from San Francisco, at 6:15 A. M.
Lunch at San Jose, fifty miles from San Francisco, at 11:30 A. M.
Dine at Hollister, 102 miles from San Francisco, at 6 P. M.
Leave Hollister at 8 P. M. on a special train for San Francisco.
About 150 bicyclists are expected to take part in the outing.
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A New Bicycle Club. - Oakland Tribune, 21 Sep 1886

=== A New Bicycle Club. ===
Another bicycle club has been organized in this city with the following membership: R. H. Magill, L. A. Kelly, Guy C. Earl, C. A. Beiderman, A. S. Ireland, C. L. Tisdale, W. W. Harrison, F. H. Blum, Robert Edgar and A. J. Bowman. The first meeting of the club will be held next Wednesday evening. This club is not organized for shape, but for endurance. It comprises those hardy members of existing clubs who delight to plow the San Leandro road - the veterans who are not afraid to make the trip from Oakland to San Jose and back again between sunrise and gloaming. They are distance riders, who have taken "headers.” They are men who scorn everything in the shape of a tricycle, except an automatic tandem with a pretty girl on the front seat. They are organizing for records, and they intend to get there just the same.
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A Novel Ride. - The Alameda Argus - Thu, Aug 08, 1878

=== A Novel Ride. ===
[From the San Jose Mercury.]
G. L. Cunningham, a young gentleman of San Francisco, left that place Saturday morning at 6:30 o'clock, mounted on an English bicycle, and arrived at the Auzerais House at 7:15 o'clock in the evening. This makes the whole time, 12 hours and 45 minutes. He made several stoppages, and the running time is put down at seven hours. The rate of travel was seven and one-half miles an hour. The road, though dusty in many places, was in very fair condition. Mr. Cunningham did not appear to be much exhausted by the effort. He claims that the bicycle is a vast improvement over the old-style velocipede, and that the former can be ridden with but little exertion.
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Acme Trampers' annex

The verb "tramp" is an archaic term for a walk in the woods, what we call hiking. A tramper was a hiker. The Acme Athletic Club of Oakland had a Trampers' Annex, and they appeared to be both cross-country runners as well as trampers.
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Category:Acme Wheelmen
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Category:Oakland
Al Barker

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Alfred Barker 1869 – 9 July 1939
=== Clubs ===
Garden City Wheelmen
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Joe Desimone of the Garden City Cyclers paced Osen to San Jose. After a quick breakfast at his home there Osen started on, paced by Al Barker, J. B. Carey and Al Jarman. At Gilroy Barker turned back.
FROM FRISCO TO SAN DIEGO - Oscar Osen of San Jose Does It Inside of Four Days - The San Francisco Examiner, 26 May 1894
The following well-known wheelmon were present: J. B. Lamkin, J. A. Desimone, J. A. Chase, Al Barker, J. B. Carey, W. T. Hobson, John Eicher, R. A. Summers, H. A. Alexander, George W. Pollard, Charles P. Jarman, C. N. Ravlin, Captain R. J. Butler, J. E. Alexander, Al H. Jarman, A. C. Mckinney, all of San Jose; G. A. Badger of Denver; George P. Wetmore, George A. Morrill and George Webb Alexander of San Francisco, and Wilbur J. Edwards, the guest of the evening. A number of pleasing speeches were made and Champion Edwards was much affected by the great tribute paid him.
CYCLING UP TO DATE. - Farewell Banquet Tendered Wilbur J. Edwards at San Jose. - The San Francisco Examiner, 27 Jun 1894
WHEN SAN JOSE'S BUSINESSMEN WERE CYCLISTS
Fifth Number in Series of Sketches, Accompanied by Photographs Resurrected From Musty Garret of Local Business House, Presented This Morning.
V.
THE above cut represents the popular Deputy County Assessor, Al Barker, in the days of the "cheesecutter," as the style of bicycle illustrated here was termed about 1890.
However, Al was an enthusiastic cycle rider and member of the Garden City Wheelmen long before the cycle had reached this stage in its development, having participated in many racing events on the old clumsy "ordinary” when it first made its appearance. He rode on the old dirt track on West Julian street and also on the track which was formerly located an South First street at the junction of Second.
Al was fast in those days and captured many prizes. This was before the days of Edwards and Otto Ziegler and other well-known cycle-track stars who developed later.
Al was one of the members of the Garden City Wheelmen's relay team which won the first 100-mile relay race around the San Francisco Bay. He retired from the track about '94 and is perhaps one of the best known men around town today.
The bicycle represented in the photograph above was similar to that shown in the Mercury yesterday together with a photograph of Joseph Delmas. The tires were of solid rubber and accordingly the frame of the wheel was well equipped with springs to eliminate the terrible jolting to which the first models of this kind of machine subjected the rider.
WHEN SAN JOSE’S BUSINESSMEN WERE CYCLISTS - San Jose Mercury-news, Volume LXXIV, Number 72, 12 March 1908
Category:people
Category:Garden City Wheelmen
Al Hubbard

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=== Clubs ===
* Garden City Cyclers
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Coulter, the crack Eastern racer, rode the fifth for the Olympics and barely maintained their lead by reason of a misfortune which befell his wheel just before the start. He was obliged to borrow another, which was not suited to him, and rode his course under difficulties. The finish was almost a tie between him and the Garden City rider, Hubbard, whom he beat by a few inches, and so was given first position.
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====== FIFTH RELAY. ======
Positionatfinish. 	Rider. 	Club. 	Time. 	ActualRidingTime.
1 	C. R. Coulter 	Olympic 	11:15:44 	26:34
2 	Al Hubbard 	Garden C 	11:15:44 	26:19
3 	A. J. Menne 	Bay City 	11:15:47 	25:25
4 	E. J. Smith 	Acme 	11:17:47 	27:27
5 	Ray Hogg 	San Jose 	11:17:49 	25:04
6 	H. Sternberg 	California 	11:18:25 	25:22
7 	L. S. Leavitt 	San Fran 	11:20:34 	25:49
8 	P. R. Mott 	Reliance 	11:21:54 	26:54
9 	T. Alboselle 	Imperial 	11:24:00 	28:38
10 	M. E. Gaines 	Alameda 	11:29:18 	29:33
Fastest time - 1894, 27:55; 1895, 28:13.	Fastest time - 1894, 27:55; 1895, 28:13.	Fastest time - 1894, 27:55; 1895, 28:13.	Fastest time - 1894, 27:55; 1895, 28:13.	Fastest time - 1894, 27:55; 1895, 28:13.
WELLS WON FOR THE BAY CITYS. - For the Second Time This Club Gets the Relay Cup. 100-mile relay race - The San Francisco Call, 13 Apr 1896
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Category:Garden City Cyclers
Alameda Bicycle Club

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=== Place ===
Alameda, CA
=== Emblem ===
=== Members ===
* W. O. Bird
* V. A. Clark / W. A. Clark
* Walter F. Foster
* J. F. Ives
* R. L. Long
* John Morsant
* H. K. Porter / H. K. Potter
* F. G. White
* Harry Williams
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A meeting of the many young men interested in the formation of a bicycle club was held at the residence of F. G. White, on San Jose avenue, last Wednesday evening. A permanent organization was effected and the name adopted was the Alameda Bicycle Club. The election of officers was then proceeded with, the following being the result: President F. G. White; Captain, J. F. Ives; Lieutenants; H. K. Potter and [[W. O. Bird][; Secretary, Treasurer and Bugler, W. A. Clark.
Alameda Daily Evening Encinal, January 10, 1890
The Alameda Bicycle club was organized in this city last Wednesday night and the following officers were elected: F. G. White, president; J. F. Ives, captain; H. K. Porter and W. O. Bird, lieutenants; V. A. Clark, secretary and treasurer and bugler.
San Francisco Chronicle, 10 Jan 1890
Three members of the Alameda Bicycle Club, John Morsant, H. K. Potter and Harry Williams, enjoyed a run this afternoon to Piedmont. They went by way of Oakland and returned by way of East Oakland. The run was mado in about two hours.
The San Francisco Examiner, 24 Mar 1890
Category:clubs
Category:Alameda
Category:Alameda Bicycle Club
Alameda County Wheelmen

== Place ==
Alameda County
== Emblem ==
== Members ==
* J. D. Arkison
* W. J. Bowman
* J. A. French
* W. W. Haralson
* Charles Havens
* Ed Hinckley
* Henry Hutchinson
* Alexander S. Ireland
* Wilbur Johnson
* F. Kenna
* Robert H. Magill, Jr.
* A. L. Reichling
* Alex J. Rosborough. 
* Theodore A. Schlueter
* Lewis Sears
* William H. Seaver
* Geo. H. Strong
* William A. Sutherland
* Frank Willis Sharpe
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Next Sunday a run of the new club, the A. C. W., will be held. All the members are expected to be in readiness to participate.
A certain member of the A. C. W. struck a game in San Leandro, yesterday, that nearly bankrupted, him. It was two bits a chance and a present guaranteed every time. He spent three dollars and six-bits trying for a gold watch, and when he left he had two pairs of tin bracelets, one ten-cent bottle of perfumery, a cigar, a lead pencil and a bottle of ink.
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Bowman is a member of the new club.
Ireland has developed signs of "poecy," and it is understood he will be asked to resign from the A. C. W. 
There is talk of a race meet to be held at Pleasanton, given by the A. C. W. and Livermore Bicycle Club.
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The new club, A. C. W., will admit of lady and associate members.
THE WHEELMEN. - Oakland Tribune, 11 Oct 1886
[Were there two versions of this club, in two different time periods? - MF]
A new cycling club has just been organized in Oakland, the Alameda County Wheelmen, and already has some thirty members enrolled. The leading spirits in this club are hustlers, and a large membership is sure to be the result at an early date.
WHEEL WHIRLS. - Another Bicycle Club Has Been Organized in This City. - Oakland Tribune, June 24, 1891
There's a movement on foot for a "reunion dinner" New Year's day by the remaining members of the Old Alameda County Wheelmen's club, which 80 years ago was the banner sporting fraternity on this side of the bay. Those were the days before the "safety" came into vogue and when it was necessary for the novice to employ a stepladder in getting started on his "wheel." The Alameda County Wheelmen boasted some daring riders among their membership. They were the ones who surrounded Stevens when he left Oakland on his historic bicycle trip around the world, and they welcomed him when he arrived here on the completion of the Journey. Among the members were Jimmy Arkinson, Geo. H. Strong, Bob Magill, Charles Havens, Louis Sears, Al Reichling, "Bill" Bowman, Willie Sharp, Bill Haroldson, Ed Hinckley, Alec Ireland and Alec Roseborough. 
New Year's eve these men will probably meet in a down town cafe for a quiet little dinner to talk over the days that are gone and the heroes of yester-year. Any members of the organization who may read this are urged to send in their names and addresses to Robert Magill, Oakland Chamber of Commerce.
Oakland Tribune, 18 Dec 1912
[The above claim is problematic, because the Alameda County Wheelmen were founded in 1891. But some of these guys were riding bikes in 1884, as part of the Oakland Bicycle Club or Oakland Wheelmen. - MF]
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Albert H. Russ

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Albert Herman Russ - February 1859 - March 24, 1906
Brother of Robert R. Russ
=== Clubs ===
* Columbia Square Wheelmen
* Olympic Club Wheelmen
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The century run, made by four of the Columbia League Wheelmen a few days ago, was full of incidents. The four "100 mile per day runners of the wheel" were W. B. Wegener, M. D. Garratt, A. H. Russ and Robert Russ. Neither one brought the "laurels" home excepting the last named of the four, who was fortunate enough to reach Oakland on his wheel, though darkness overtook him. W. Wegener would have carried the laurels to the city also, but owing to a mishap to his wheel Menlo Park was, therefore, destined to be ample for that day. Garratt and A. Russ loitered too much on the road to cyclometer that distance in one day (San Jose), so had to be content in making it in two days, which they heroically claim to have done. The last which the twain saw of Bob Russ on their down trip was at Menlo Park, when he began to spurt, which lengthened the distance too much for the twain followers. San Jose was reached at 11:40 A. M. by the single individual, whereas, Garratt and A. Russ passed the electric mast at 1:10 P. M. After registering at the hotel, it now being 3 o'clock, the terrible return trip was begun by the Alameda side against a perfect gale. When San Lorenzo was reached total darkness reigned and stiff breeze was blowing, which so disheartened the twain enthusiastic 'cyclers that the sponge was thrown up, and they returned to San Francisco by train on the following day.
The Wheel. - San Francisco Chronicle, 30 Apr 1888
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Alexander S. Ireland

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Alexander Scott Ireland 1866 – 29 March 1932
=== Clubs ===
* Highland Park Wheelmen
* Alameda Scorchers
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A. S. Ireland of the Oakland team, who finished fourth in the road race, deserves credit for his plucky riding, he was the smallest rider in the race, his wheel being a 51-inch.
The Bicycle - F. D. Elwell is particularly proud of the basket of flowers he received "From the ladies to the lucky young man." - 29 Nov 1886, Mon The San Francisco Examiner
The records established at this meeting were the half-mile, by A. W. Allen of Los Angeles, in 1:22 1/2; one mile, by F. D. Elwell in 2:48 1/2; the two and three miles, by A. S. Ireland. 
The Wheel in California
Edwin Mohrig, San Francisco, chief consul; J. Phil Percival, Los Angeles, vice-consul; Alexander S. Ireland, San Francisco, secretary-treasurer. Representatives - George H. Frost, Pasadena; Charles C. Moore, Stockton; Dr. Thomas L. Hill, Dr. L. N. Sandford, San Francisco. Dr. J. M. Curragh, San Francisco, representative San Francisco Bicycle Club; Representatives Bay City Wheelman - J. J. Bliss and Charles C. Moore, San Francisco. J. W. A. Off Los Angeles representative Los Angeles Wheelmen. 
To the Summit of Mount Diablo by Wheel. - Wheel. - San Francisco Chronicle, 08 Apr 1889
"There were no paved highways in those days, in some places the best to be had was a macadamized road, but the jump between these stretches was far. The members picked by the Highland Park Wheelmen were J. P. Churchill, who rode a 56-inch diameter wheel; Alex Ireland, with a 54; Alex J. Rosborough a 54 and Frank Blinn a 52; while the Bay City Wheelman had selected a big and powerful-legged rider named Elwell, who rode a 58-inch wheel, (and as I remember Cooke, [Cook] Zeigler and Davis), each riding a 54. The general opinion seemed to be that Elwell would capture first place, but the Oakland boys figured that even if he did they could win on points. So the riders went away from Los Gatos to a good start and humping over the handlebars, got into the long grind. All went well as the big wheels pinged over a rock or a rough spot, until approaching San Jose, when Churchill, who was pressing Elwell hard, hit a rough spot and grounded. He waved all on, calling out that he was not hurt, and made his way to a watering trough to wash the blood out of his eyes, and then, though out of the race, came on to join at the fine banquet. When the jolly fine banquet was finished, Churchill, Blinn and Rosborough rode back to San Jose and then back to Oakland, making it 120 miles for the day,"
Big Wheels - Fifty-Mile Bicycle Race - The Knave - Sun, Nov 18, 1951 - Page 73 - Oakland Tribune 
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Category:Highland Park Wheelmen
Alfred Angel Alcayaga

Alfred Angel Alcayaga 1870/08/02 - 1952/12/23
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=== Clubs ===
Oriental Cycling Club
Alcayaga of the Razzle Dazzle Bi Club, who fouled Upson of the Capital City Wheelmen last July at Stockton, has accepted a challenge from Upson to race at Sacramento. They will likely race some time the first of October.
The Wheelmen. - San Francisco Chronicle, 21 Sep 1891
The next event was a hot race. It was a one-half mile safety scratch with nine starters. A special gold medal worth $25 was offered by the Electric Railway Company if the record was broken and it was broken by three riders. W. W. Needham of the Garden City Wheelmen came in first in 1 min. 15 4-5 sec, beating the record by 3 seconds. L. S. Upson of Sacramento was second, also beating the time in 1 min. 17 4-5 sec. Al Alcayaga of Oriental Cycling Club also beat the record, coming in third.
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The last race was five miles, safety, for the State championship, which had nine starters. Al Alcayaga of the Oriental Cycling Club won the race in 14 min. 41 sec., T. R. Lillie of the Oak Leafs of Stockton second and C. L. Davis of the Garden Citys third.
San Francisco Call, Volume 72, Number 35, 5 July 1892 - Bicycle Races in Various Parts of the State
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Alma

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Alpha Cycling Club

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=== Place ===
San Francisco, CA, Mission district
=== Emblem ===
The club has adopted as its emblem the Greek letter "G,"
=== Members ===
* Mrs. Keller
* Mahony
* Miss May Wynne
* Miss McCarthy
* Miss Annie Pendergast
* Mrs. Smith
* Miss Vermeil
* Mrs. H. F. Wynne
* Mrs. Yocum
The Alpha Cycling Club is the name of a ladies' wheeling organization recently formed in the Mission, with the following officers: Mrs. Keller, president; Miss May Wynne, vice-president; Miss McCarthy, secretary; Miss Annie Pendergast, treasurer; Miss Vermeil, sergeant-at-arms; Mrs. H. F. Wynne, captain; Mrs. Smith, first lieutenant; Mrs. Yocum, second lieutenant. The club has adopted as its emblem the Greek letter "G," and starts off with a membership of twenty-two. Meetings are held each Wednesday evening at the rooms of the California Cycling Club, through the courtesy of that organization. This morning at 8 o'clock the club will have a run to the park and Cliff House, and to-morrow at the same hour another to the Presidio.
THE WHEELMEN. - The San Francisco Call, 08 Jun 1895
The Alpha (ladies) Cycling Club will have a run to the park to-morrow, leaving their clubhouse at 10:30 A. M. under Captain Mahony.
THE WHEELMEN. - The San Francisco Call - August 29, 1896
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Alviso

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Amanda Burroughs

Amanda Burroughs January 1868 – 10 December 1933
Married to J. E. Fagothey
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J. E. Fagothey and wife will journey toward Watsonville to-day, intending to return to San Jose in time to witness the parade of wheelmen. Mrs. Fagothey is an ardent lover of the sport and claims that in more ways than one has her riding experience proved both pleasurable and beneficial.
OUT AMONG THE WHEELMEN. - Reliance Races Coming This Afternoon. - LIBERTY'S LADIES' ANNEX. - San Francisco Chronicle, September 07, 1895
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Annual ten-mile road of the Associated Clubs

A ten-mile race for the member clubs of the California Associated Cycling Clubs
The Olympic Club Wheelmen will be represented in the first annual ten-mile road of the Associated Clubs by Messrs. Christ, Gunn, Ramsay, Thomas, Bernhard, Plageman, Nauman and George Fuller. Haley may also ride.
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Those entered for the C. A. C. C. road race from the Road Club are: A. Schwall, F. A. McFarland, C. J. Belloli and G. Hardenbrook.
The Acmes will have a strong team in the big road race, and the Reliance boys expect to be well represented too.
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The time prize for the road race of the California Association Cycling Clubs on the 14th will probably be a diamond set locket, the diamond to be worth at least $50.
CYCLING NEWS UP TO DATE - The San Francisco Examiner. October 07, 1894
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Annual ten-mile road race of the California Cycling Club

An annual ten-mile race put on by the California Cycling Club, for its members.
The annual ten-mile road race of the California Cycling Club, which was postponed from last Sunday on account of the rain, will be run to-morrow, starting from High street, Fruitvale, at 1 o'clock. Observation cars on the Hayward electric line will accompany the contestants, and fast time is expected from the club's new racing men.
The entrants, with handicaps, are: G. Williams, 5 minutes; S. Friedlander, 5; J. Burke, 4; W. C. Dunlop, 4; J. Wall, 4; F. Hansen, 3; T. Casserly, 3; C. F. Gates, 2; J. Reid, 24: E. Erbe, 2 1/2; H. Sternberg, 2; H. Egeberg, 2; F. Heineman, 1; A. Theisen, 1; J. Harvey, 1; F. Reynolds,
scratch.
CYCLING NEWS UP TO DATE - The San Francisco Examiner. October 07, 1894
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