The Bicycling World, Vol 13, No 1
Articles in this issue
- p. 5
The editors reaffirm their backing of the L.A.W. as the only national cycling organization, urging all American cyclists to unite behind it despite occasional editorial disagreements.
- p. 5
A humorous recipe for manufacturing spring cycling poetry is offered, poking fun at the flowery, formulaic verse that fills the cycling press each season.
- p. 8
Details and enthusiasm for the L.A.W. annual meet to be held in Boston, noting that arrangements are complete and visitors can expect a full program of events.
- p. 8
The editors discuss the ongoing controversy over the League's Racing Board and candidates for the L.A.W. presidency, including comments on Mr. Ducker's nomination.
- Suburban Hotels and Cyclists
Suburban innkeepers are increasingly welcoming cyclists as a source of revenue, and the editors hope the growth of wheelmen patronage will spur more roadside accommodation.
- p. 6
A brief note reports that the Overman vs. Pope Manufacturing suit over the Bown patent is postponed, with racing at Hampden Park being arranged for the upcoming season.
- p. 18
A round-up of news from cycling clubs across New England, including the Massachusetts Bicycle Club's position opposing a brass band in the League Meet parade.