The Bicycling World, Vol 11, No 13
Articles in this issue
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Wm. Read and Sons reports outstanding Kangaroo Safety bicycle victories at the Iroquois and Croydon meetings, where rider A.P. Engleheart won every event he entered including the ten-mile championship in record time.
- p. 19
The Royal Mail bicycle is reported to have won three first prizes and two second prizes at the Springfield Ohio meet, maintaining its leading position in American road racing.
- p. 13
The Star bicycle claims the L.A.W. half-mile, fifteen-mile, and twenty-five-mile championship races in the current season, positioning it as a dominant machine across multiple distances.
- p. 3
J.A.R. Underwood of Dorchester announces a new stock of Facile bicycles and Quadrant tricycles, described as the most scientifically constructed machines yet made, available for inspection.
- p. 2
An advertisement for an unidentified long-distance machine lists its road records including ten miles in thirty-three minutes, fifty miles in three hours fifteen minutes, and a seven-day record of 924 miles.
- p. 6
Overman Wheel Company announces a new duplex whistle accessory for their Victor Tricycle, available by mail for seventy-five cents.
- p. 21
Latta Brothers of Friendship, New York provide detailed specifications for their American Pilot and Express bicycles, including hollow warwick rims and compressed cement tires.
- p. 20
Miscellaneous notices from dealers across Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore, and Chicago covering repairs, second-hand machines, plating, and new bicycle accessories.