Official Bulletin American Wheelmen, Vol 12, No 5
Articles in this issue
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Will Pitman contributes his firsthand recollection of the historic first bicycle club run in Boston on March 9, 1878, offering a personal perspective on cycling's earliest organized event in America.
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The Bulletin reports on the International Cyclists' Union world championship races held in Denmark, covering results and notable performances by international competitors.
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A news item reports the destruction by fire of the Salt Lake City bicycle racing track, a significant loss for western American cycling competition.
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A testimonial dinner honoring Colonel George Pope, the founder of the American bicycle industry, marks his 70th birthday with tributes from cycling leaders nationwide.
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The Bulletin surveys the opening of the spring cycling season, reporting on club runs, new routes, and the renewed enthusiasm of wheelmen emerging after winter.