The Bearings, Vol 16, No 10
Articles in this issue
- p. 4
Louis Geyler contributes an illustrated history of the famous Lancaster Pike, one of America's earliest improved roads, and its importance to cyclists.
- p. 14
E. W. Penfield offers a practical guide to organizing and running a safe and competitive bicycle coasting event.
- p. 17
F. Ed. Spooner reports on the expansion of the racing circuit to new venues, including results and illustrations from the extension meets.
- p. 26
Weekly cycling dispatches from Philadelphia, New York, Sacramento, London, Paris, Atlanta, Melbourne, Springfield, Minneapolis, Denver, Washington, Cleveland, Chicago, and Peoria.
- p. 45
Editorial columns argue that the proposed bicycle tax will hurt jobbing houses, warn against another European market invasion, and discuss wind shields as an aid to record breaking.
- p. 51
Special correspondents review trade conditions from Toledo, Cincinnati, Washington, Paris, Berlin, New York, and Milwaukee.
- p. 66
J. W. Anderson's illustrated compilation of recently granted bicycle-related patents and inventions.
- p. 69
Illustrated news items and personality profiles from the cycling world.
- p. 51
Short commercial notices covering business changes, new products, and industry developments.
- p. 79
Special correspondence on noteworthy commercial events and transactions in the bicycle trade.