The Bearings, Vol 12, No 1
Articles in this issue
- p. 13
Geo. W. Wolfe breaks the Chicago-to-New York road record on a Smalley bicycle, covering the distance in 6 days, 3 hours, and 5 minutes under careful check by The Bearings.
- Cycle Trade Notes and Manufacturer Advertisements
A survey of the 1895 season's leading bicycle manufacturers including Columbia, Cleveland, Monarch, and Miami, showcasing new 1896 models and competitive pricing at the major cycle shows.
- p. 6
Sager Manufacturing reports that its saddles appeared on the largest proportion of high-grade wheels exhibited at both the Chicago and New York cycle shows, far outpacing rival makers.
- National Cycle Team Victories at Asbury Park and Louisville
The National Cycle Manufacturing Co. reports winning performances by its riders at both Asbury Park and Louisville, with Evans of Lansing taking firsts in the half-mile and mile handicap events.
- p. 11
Rider Gardiner takes first place in multiple open events at Williamsburg, Pa. and Steubenville, Ohio, consolidating his reputation as one of the strongest men on the national circuit.
- p. 3
Tire makers including the Indiana Rubber and Insulated Wire Co. and Boston Woven Hose report catching up with demand after production delays, while Vim tires highlight the pebble-tread used by Sanger.
- p. 10
Chicago dealer Louis Jordan advertises ultralight racing machines and the new Telegram tandem, while promoting the city's largest repair shop for racing and recreational cyclists.
- p. 11
Napoleon bicycles from the Jenkins Cycle Co. take podium finishes at both the LaGrange and Battle Creek road races, with riders Mitchell and Wilson leading the field.