Official Bulletin American Wheelmen, Vol 12, No 4
Articles in this issue
- p. 4
A detailed historical account traces the first organized bicycle club run in America, made from Boston on March 9, 1878, marking the dawn of organized cycling in the United States.
- p. 4
The Bulletin publishes an obituary for Reuben S. Swan, an early L.A.W. member and prominent figure in New England cycling circles.
- p. 4
A social note describes birthday celebrations among veteran wheelmen at the Hotel Venice Monday Club, a regular gathering place for Boston-area cyclists.
- p. 10
A spirited correspondence debate considers the merits of wooden versus metal bicycle rims, drawing on the experiences of long-time riders with both materials.
- p. 10
Reports from cycling club runs around New England describe routes taken, road conditions encountered, and the camaraderie of group riding.