The Bicycling World, Vol 1, No 2
Articles in this issue
- p. 1
Humorous editorial notes commenting on the growth of bicycle clubs in New York, a recent smoky bicycle race incident, and various cycling personalities of the week.
- p. 1
The first instalment of an extensive interview with English professional champion John Keen, covering his background as a bicycle maker and racer since 1870, his views on machine specifications, and his advice on saddle and pedal fit.
- p. 2
History and membership roll of the Hartford Bicycle Club, describing its formation in October 1879 after informal summer riding, with notable rides including a round trip to New Britain.
- p. 5
Correspondence from a New York contributor reporting on the local cycling scene, club news, and road conditions in and around the city.
- p. 6
An entertaining column from the pseudonymous 'Jack Easy' describing touring observations, road encounters, and humorous cycling anecdotes.
- p. 8
Practical advice on storing bicycles and a discussion of the best methods and locations for beginners to learn to ride.
- p. 10
A humorous verse or tale concerning the unfortunate cycling misadventures of a fictional character named Jonathan Juggs.
- p. 11
A report on a court case involving a bicycle-related dispute, illustrating the legal standing of cyclists on American roads.
- p. 12
An article making the case that professional men such as physicians, lawyers, and bank messengers could save time and money by using the bicycle for business travel.
- p. 12
A survey of cycling news from England and Europe, covering racing results, club activities, and new bicycle developments from the British press.