The Bicycling World, Vol 12, No 3
Articles in this issue
- p. 1
Overman Wheel Company reiterates the Victor's twenty-four-hour record ride by Ives and Rhodes, emphasising that neither rider changed machines and that the feat proves the Victor's construction quality.
- p. 3
J.A.R. Underwood of Dorchester lists the Quadrant tricycle's achievements including riding up Corey Hill faster than any other machine, a twenty-five-mile road ride in one hour forty-five minutes, and multiple path records.
- p. 4
The Bicycling World office lists a range of cycling books including the Tricycle in Relation to Health, Safety Indispensable, Tricyclists' Indispensable, and Bicycling News available by mail.
- p. 3
Llewellyn H. Johnson's branch office at 369 Broadway promotes the Humber Tandem and Automatic Steerer as the strongest and most beautifully designed cycle machines available.
- p. 3
Gormully and Jeffery of Chicago publish their price range for the American Challenge, Ideal, and Safety bicycles for the new season, noting improved value across sizes.
- p. 2
F.Q. Burley of Brighton District, Boston promotes his adjustable skeleton saddle with guarded sides as the best and most comfortable saddle made, which can be quickly tightened as it becomes slack.
- p. 2
H.B. Smith Machine Co. describes the American Star's safe continuous motion without dead centres, new flat-seated tires, and square-grooved rims as making it the safest practical roadster available.
- p. 2
Short dealer notices covering second-hand machines, tire tape, Paradox oiler, Home Exerciser gymnasium apparatus, and Spalding polo goods from Boston and New York suppliers.