The Bearings, Vol 16, No 13

Articles in this issue

• England's Aristocracy Awheel (opens in a new tab)

  J. B. Connolly describes the growing enthusiasm for cycling among Britain's upper classes, with observations on their preferred machines and routes.
• News in General (opens in a new tab)

  Weekly cycling dispatches from Atlanta, Cincinnati, New York, Paris, Omaha, London, Denver, Chicago, San Francisco, Springfield, and St. Louis.
• On the Circuit Extension (opens in a new tab)

  F. Ed. Spooner covers the southern circuit extension meet at Memphis, with race results and rider standings.
• Editorial (opens in a new tab)

  Editorial columns discuss the decline of English bicycle export trade, continued work on 1897 models, and a pointed observation on trade practices.
• Looks Blue for England (opens in a new tab)

  H. G. Ward analyzes the Birmingham consul's report and prospects for England's struggling bicycle export industry.
• Recent Patents (opens in a new tab)

  J. W. Anderson's illustrated compilation of recently filed bicycle-related patents.
• People and Things (opens in a new tab)

  Illustrated notes on cycling personalities and miscellaneous items from the cycling world.
• Trade Briefs (opens in a new tab)

  Short commercial notices covering business changes and new industry developments.
• Trade Happenings (opens in a new tab)

  Special correspondence on noteworthy commercial events and transactions in the bicycle trade.