Essay #5 Brad's Cycles, a company based in LIC, Queens, manufactures high end racing bikes. One of its products is the 900 Bicycle, an expensive racing bike which is good at making sharp turns. In manufacturing the 900 Bicycle, Brad's Cycles failed to use strong enough material in the brakes. Some cyclists quickly wore out the brakes. Tens of thousands of 900 Bicycles were manufactured and sold to stores throughout New York State including Road & Street Bike Store, a high-end bicycle store in Manhattan. Arnold purchased a 900 Bicycle from Road & Street Bike Store and is seriously injured when the brakes malfunction. Arnold sues both Brad's Cycles and Road & Street Bike Store for the cost of the bicycle and for his injuries. (a) What does Arnold have to show to be successful in his claim against Brad's Cycles? To whom would you award judgment? Explain fully. (b) If Arnold can prove his claim against Brooklyn's Bicycles, and Road & Street Bike Store did not alter the bike in any way, could Road & Street Bike Store also be held liable to Arnold? Explain fully