The Bicycling World, Vol 10, No 3
Articles in this issue
- p. 2
An editorial examining the close of the outdoor riding season and looking ahead to winter training opportunities, indoor tracks, and the prospects for 1885 cycling activity.
- p. 1
A report on the Cunningham Company's preparations for the 1885 season, highlighting triple ball bearings fitted to Yale front wheels and other mechanical improvements being tested.
- p. 5
News from bicycle clubs around the country, including officer elections, annual dinners, and arrangements for keeping members active through the winter months.
- p. 16
An update on the tricycle market and tricycle touring, with reports from riders who used their machines for late-autumn errands and excursions.
- p. 7
Dispatches from correspondents reporting on road conditions and late-season cycling opportunities, with particular attention to routes in New England and the Mid-Atlantic states.
- p. 16
A wrap-up of the 1884 track racing season, surveying the year's fastest performances, notable champions, and the venues that produced the best results.
- p. 7
An editorial assessment of safety-style bicycles beginning to appear from English makers, comparing their riding characteristics with those of the high-wheel ordinary and discussing their likely appeal in America.
- p. 5
Reader contributions on a variety of subjects including saddle comfort, the merits of ball bearings in severe weather, and the management of local cycling associations.