The Bicycling World, Vol 11, No 10
Articles in this issue
- Report on the League of American Wheelmen championship races, noting that both the one-mile bicycle and one-mile tricycle championships were won on Victor machines by Geo. M. Hendee and E.P. Burnham respectively.
- Latta Brothers promote their line of American Pilot and Express bicycles, claiming unique features including Andrews heads, Harrington cradlesprings, and Bown ball bearings at competitive prices.
- Gormully and Jeffery advertise their range of American Challenge, Ideal, and Safety bicycles from Chicago, emphasising durability, easy running, and competitive pricing.
- Testimonials citing the Humber Tandem's speed records including ten miles in under forty minutes and the climbing of a notoriously steep Boston hill previously considered unrideable.
- S.T. Clark and Co. of Baltimore advertises a closing-out sale on American Club, Sanspareil, and other imported bicycles at reductions of fifteen to forty dollars below cost.
- Julius Wilcox promotes Facile brand liquid enamel and lubricating oil for bicycle maintenance, noting that liquids cannot be sent by mail but can be express-shipped.
- C.D. Batchelder of Lancaster promotes a pocket-sized cyclist's record book for tourists to track mileage and riding details, sold for fifty cents.
- Assorted notices from dealers offering bicycle and tricycle repair, nickel plating, second-hand machines, and bicycle rental in New England and beyond.