The Bicycling World
Devoted to the Interests of Bicycling and Tricycling
WeeklyBoston, United StatesNov 1879 to Mar 1912517 issues across 20 volumes
Published by The Bicycling World Co. Publishers and ProprietorsEdited by Charles E. Pratt, J.S. Dean10 cents an issue$2.00 per year a year

The Bicycling World was one of the earliest dedicated cycling periodicals in North America, published weekly, initially from Boston and later New York, from 1879 to 1912. It documented the emergence of organised cycling culture in the United States, covering the formation and activities of bicycle clubs, amateur and professional racing, touring routes, and the growing American cycle trade. The publication profiled manufacturers on both sides of the Atlantic and served as a forum for debates on cycling governance and the nascent League of American Wheelmen.
Volume 1 1879–1880


























Volume 2 1880–1881


























Volume 3 1881


























Volume 4 1881–1882


























Volume 5 1882


























Volume 6 1882–1883


























Volume 7 1883


























Volume 8 1883–1884


























Volume 9 1884


























Volume 10 1884–1885


























Volume 11 1885


























Volume 12 1885–1886


























Volume 13 1886


























Volume 17 1888
























Volume 20 1889–1890


























Volume 43 1901


























Volume 52 1905–1906

























Volume 53 1906


























Volume 54 1906–1907



















































