The Bicycling World, Vol 13, No 16
Articles in this issue
- p. 5
The editors announce an illustrated supplement with a map of the Lynn cycling track to appear in the next issue, as attention turns to the upcoming autumn race calendar.
- p. 5
Contradicting a claim that England places no special restrictions on cyclists, the editors reproduce the full text of the Local Government Board's model by-laws for bicyclists, which include lamp, bell, and road-positioning requirements.
- p. 5
The editors call for a cycling association in Boston similar to Philadelphia's, to advocate for road improvement and reduced import tariffs on cycles.
- p. 5
The editors note the impossibility of arranging a race between English amateur Furnivall and Americans Rowe and Hendee given their different classification under the L.A.W. and N.C.U.
- p. 4
A list of Quadrant Tricycle wins across Italy, Ireland, and England is presented, including victories over bicycles on hills and brick roads by rider Wilson against the Irish champion Mecredy.
- p. 4
The L.A.W. officers will convene at Buffalo to address the great questions of the day, and rumors circulate of a lively time with an office-seeker who may find it harder to capture a position than to keep one.
- p. 4
C.H. Codman and Co. promotes itself as the headquarters for cyclists' photographic outfits and sole agent for the Orthopan Actinic Lens, with catalogues available on request.