The Bicycling World, Vol 13, No 17
Articles in this issue
- p. 5
The full text of the British Local Government Board's model by-laws for bicyclists is printed, covering footpath use, lamps after dark, bell warnings when overtaking, and road-positioning rules with fines up to two pounds.
- p. 8
The editors report that every effort has been made to attract Speechley, Furnivall, Engle-hart, Allard, and other English stars to the Springfield autumn tournament, while assuring readers it will be a success regardless.
- The Devon Inn and Shower Baths
The Devon Inn in Philadelphia announces free shower baths for cycling guests, an amenity the editors mock the frugal Quaker city for providing at no charge.
- The Veteran Cyclists Club Idea
The editors float the idea of forming a veterans' cycling club open only to those with at least five years' riding experience, and invite interested wheelmen to send their names.
- p. 10
A.K. Child and H.D. Corey's overnight tandem ride on a Rudge Humber Tandem is discussed; the editors argue it cannot count as a record since it was not ridden over a course sanctioned by the A.C.U.
- The Ripley Road Club and North Road Club
The most fashionable cycling clubs in England are currently certain road clubs, especially the Ripley Road Club and the North Road Club, both of which have attracted prominent riders.
- p. 11
W.H. Huntley and H.D. Corey rode 202 miles in 24 hours on a Rudge Humber Tandem, an impressive performance though the exact course and official timing have not been verified.