The Bicycling World, Vol 13, No 2
Articles in this issue
- p. 25
Final preparations for the L.A.W. annual meet in Boston are described, with the program, parade, and cycling show at the Cycleries all discussed with anticipation.
- p. 26
Dr. Beckwith's candidacy for League president is announced, with commentary on the contest between him and Mr. Ducker and the strong backing each enjoys in different regions.
- Cycling and Suburban Hotels
Discussion of growing cooperation between suburban hoteliers and touring cyclists, with a complaint about poor conduct by some wheelmen at country hostelries.
- Eastward the Course of Cycledom
An editorial reflects on how cycling interest is spreading eastward and calls for unity among cyclists regardless of sectional loyalties when choosing L.A.W. officers.
- Road Improvement and the Cyclist's Mission
The paper argues that cyclists have a duty beyond pleasure riding: to educate townspeople and local authorities to maintain highways to a high standard.
- p. 6
An illustrated spread presents the Overman Wheel Company's 1886 Victor bicycle catalog, highlighting machine design, construction materials, and premium features.
- p. 35
Brief practical notes advise attendees on the Boston L.A.W. meet schedule, noting five days of events from the hill-climbing contest to Monday's Lynn races.