The Bicycling World, Vol 11, No 9
Articles in this issue
- p. 1
W.A. Rhodes wins the Boscobel Road Race of approximately fifty miles on a Victor bicycle in three hours forty-four minutes ten seconds, cited by Overman as conclusive proof of the Victor's road superiority.
- p. 3
Latta Brothers of Friendship, New York present the American Pilot roadster and light roadster with their unique Warwick hollow rims and cement tires, claiming the most elastic and durable tires made.
- p. 4
Gormully and Jeffery of Chicago list prices for the American Challenge, Safety, and Ideal bicycles in standard and high-grade finishes, covering sizes from 42 to 60 inches.
- p. 6
S.T. Clark and Co. of Baltimore continue their closing-out sale on Club, Sanspareil, and American roadster bicycles, with unprecedented reductions of up to forty dollars off importation cost.
- p. 6
Julius Wilcox of New York promotes Facile brand liquid enamel and lubricating oil for bicycle maintenance, noting that express shipping in lots of four bottles or more is available across the eastern United States.
- p. 5
Llewellyn H. Johnson with his New York branch operated by H.C. Douglas promotes the Humber Tandem as the fastest machine made, warning buyers to check for the Beeston factory stamp.
- p. 5
C.D. Batchelder promotes his cyclist's record book aimed at Big Four Tour participants and all touring cyclists wanting to track mileage and road conditions in a pocket-sized volume.
- p. 21
Short listings from Boston, Baltimore, Philadelphia, and New York covering Facile enamel, second-hand machines, saddle accessories, and cycling trade bargains.