The Bearings, Vol 16, No 9

Articles in this issue

• From London to Pekin Awheel Concluded

  The final installment of William J. Reid's serialized account of his transcontinental bicycle expedition, illustrated by Charles A. Cox.

  p. 4
• How the Quakers Regulate Cycling

  G. M. Diddlebock examines the distinctive approach Philadelphia's Quaker community has taken toward bicycle regulation and cycling etiquette.

  p. 13
• How 'Lon' Peck Starts Races

  G. W. Bull profiles the celebrated race starter and his unique methods for ensuring fair starts at major cycling events.

  p. 16
• King Jimmy, the First

  Humorous profile of a prominent figure in the cycling world, examining his self-appointed authority and influence on the sport.

  p. 18
• The Third of the Michael-Lesna Matches

  F. Ed. Spooner covers the third installment of the ongoing series of match races between the French and American champions.

  p. 18
• Cordang's Twenty-Four-Hour Ride — Bald Out of Reach

  C. W. Hartung reports on Cordang's record-breaking endurance ride alongside news of E. C. Bald's untouchable circuit standing.

  p. 21
• News in General

  Weekly cycling news from Philadelphia, Cleveland, Paris, Springfield, Baltimore, Louisville, Atlanta, New York, and Boston.

  p. 30
• Cycle Paths of Northeastern Ohio

  O. M. C. surveys the network of dedicated cycle paths available to riders throughout northeastern Ohio.

  p. 43
• From Chicago to Cincinnati — The Direct Road

  Route guide describing the most practical direct bicycle road linking Chicago and Cincinnati for touring riders.

• Editorial

  Editorial columns call for municipal action on cycling, make comparisons with other cities, and debate the upcoming cycle show question.

  p. 45
• Trade Letters

  Correspondents review trade conditions from New York, Cincinnati, Wellington, Toledo, Washington, St. Louis, and Monterey.

  p. 51