Official Bulletin American Wheelmen, Vol 12, No 6
Articles in this issue
- p. 3
The Bulletin reports on Massachusetts having spent $15 million on road improvement since 1894, citing the state as a model for the Good Roads movement.
- p. 3
The Belgian Touring Club announces a membership of 80,000, illustrating the continued vitality of organized cycling in Europe despite the war.
- p. 3
The Veteran Wheelmen of Philadelphia hold their annual 'high jinks' social event, with old-timers swapping stories of cycling's golden age.
- p. 4
Milwaukee's veteran cyclists gather for their annual reunion dinner, celebrating the camaraderie of the early cycling era.
- p. 6
The Cyclists' Touring Club announces the availability of its updated touring handbooks for 1914-15, listing road information and accommodation details for cyclists across Britain.
- p. 6
A roundup of Good Roads movement news from various states reports on highway improvement projects and the growing momentum of road advocacy.