That last drift, after you descend the hill beyond the trees, is a proper boneshaker.
"By Veldt and Kopje"
William Charles Scully
The man named Honeysett had ridden off on an old boneshaker of his to fetch the engines.
"Oswald Bastable and Others"
Edith Nesbit
One morning in March, a boneshaker, an affair on two equal wooden wheels joined by a bar of iron, in the middle of which was a wooden saddle, disturbed the gravity of St. Luke's Square.
"The Old Wives' Tale"
Arnold Bennett