The Bicycling World, Vol 11, No 2
Articles in this issue
- p. 1
The Cunningham Company warns cyclists that tires which can be pulled out are unsafe to ride, promoting the Yale's firmly cemented tires and triple ball bearings as the reliable alternative.
- p. 6
Leading American riders including Geo. M. Hendee and Fred Russ Cook provide glowing testimonials for the Victor bicycle, calling it the best and fastest machine they have ridden.
- p. 20
W.W. Stall and Wm. G. Bird announce new Columbia bicycle models available on weekly or monthly instalment payments, along with machines for hire in Boston.
- p. 21
Llewellyn H. Johnson promotes the Humber Tandem as the fastest two-rider machine made, warning buyers to look for the genuine Beeston stamp and avoid inferior imitations.
- p. 3
Gormully and Jeffery of Chicago list prices for their three American bicycle models ranging from thirty-five to one hundred and nineteen dollars across sizes from 38 to 60 inches.
- p. 23
Classified notices covering L.A.W. badge pins, luggage carriers, crescent hose supporters, bicycle leggings, and second-hand machines from dealers across New England and beyond.
- p. 4
The Butcher Cyclometer Company announces its redesigned 1885 model with more positive action and elimination of troublesome springs, now available for bicycle, tricycle, and Star.
- p. 14
Reverend Wm. F. Taylor of England writes to testify that his Humber Tandem served perfectly as a family carriage, allowing him to call on nearly all his parishioners in a single afternoon.