The Bicycling World, Vol 10, No 2
Articles in this issue
- p. 2
The editor discusses the journal's position as the leading American cycling paper, noting its independence from the League of American Wheelmen since ceasing to be its official organ, which the editor argues has improved its ability to criticize League governance.
- p. 5
Reports from bicycle clubs across the United States on autumn rides, indoor training preparations, and club social events as the outdoor season wound down.
- p. 14
Coverage of tricycle-specific news including new machine introductions, women's tricycling, and the growing popularity of tricycles for touring and everyday transport.
- p. 15
Accounts of late-season road rides submitted by readers from various regions, describing routes, distances covered, and road surfaces encountered.
- p. 13
Summary of recent track and road race results from competitions held across New England and other cycling centres in the closing weeks of the 1884 season.
- p. 16
A correspondent's column covering cycling developments in New York City, including club news, indoor riding arrangements, and prominent local wheelmen.
- p. 5
A digest of news from British and European cycling publications, covering races, new machines, and the activities of English cycling clubs.
- p. 5
Reader letters discussing technical questions about bicycle maintenance, the relative merits of crank versus Star bicycles, and experiences on different road surfaces.