The Bicycling World, Vol 10, No 6
Articles in this issue
- p. 5
A mid-December editorial assessing the year's developments in American cycling, noting the growing acceptance of tricycles alongside the continued dominance of the high-wheel bicycle among competitive riders.
- p. 5
Reports from clubs across the country on their winter social programmes, including annual dinners, lectures, and plans for the spring season.
- p. 11
Dispatches from correspondents on winter riding conditions, with accounts from riders in milder regions who kept to the roads through December.
- p. 10
A survey of tricycle news including new models being ordered for spring delivery, reports on sociable riding, and a discussion of the practicality of tricycles for daily commuting.
- p. 18
Indoor track race results from mid-December meetings, including times achieved on Boston and New York indoor tracks and notes on riders in winter training.
- p. 5
A digest of news from the British cycling press, covering the latest English race records, trade gossip about new machines, and the activities of prominent English cycling clubs.
- p. 3
A detailed examination of the adjustable skeleton saddle patented by Hurley, explaining its design advantages for comfort and ease of tightening when it becomes slack during use.
- p. 5
Reader letters on topics including cycle lamp improvements for night riding, feedback on the new Lillibrige adjustable saddle, and advocacy for better winter road maintenance.
- p. 17
Official notices from the League of American Wheelmen concerning membership renewals, new consul appointments, and preparations for the annual meeting.