CTC Gazette, Vol 1909, No 3
Articles in this issue
- p. 40
A frank editorial urging lapsed members not to resign, drawing on a Birmingham cycling journalist's eloquent argument that the CTC is indispensable to defend cyclists' rights.
- Result of Postal Vote on Shipton Annuity
Publication of the result of the membership postal vote on Mr. Shipton's annual pension, with commentary on the outcome.
- p. 44
The Club's annual financial statement, showing income, expenditure, and the state of the various reserve funds.
- p. 31
A touring narrative exploring the roads and scenery of Cornwall, covering coastal villages, ancient crosses, and the distinctive character of the far south-west.
- p. 20
An account of a cycling journey along Italian roads from Florence to Rome, describing the landscape, historic towns, and the experience of riding through Tuscany and Lazio.
- p. 22
A short tour around Bredon Hill on the Worcestershire-Gloucestershire border, describing the orchards, quiet lanes, and views from the summit.
- London for Cyclists
A practical guide to navigating London by bicycle, identifying the best routes, exits from the city, and roads to avoid.
- p. 11
A technical assessment of variable-gear mechanisms, comparing different systems and advising on the most suitable choice for touring cyclists.
- p. 35
News and technical notes on motor-cycling for CTC members who ride powered machines, covering new models and practical touring advice.
- p. 41
An antiquarian cycling tour in search of England's most diminutive parish churches, combining road travel with architectural interest.
- p. 18
A reflective essay on the pleasures and techniques of long-distance cycle touring, covering pacing, route planning, and the right approach to enjoying time on the road.