The Bicycling World, Vol 13, No 22
Articles in this issue
- p. 7
The L.A.W. interstate meet convened at St. Louis where modest business was transacted, with a new organization to include Canadian cyclists proposed and the racing question still unresolved.
- p. 6
With professional Rowe and promateur Hendee both setting brilliant times in the autumn, the editors note that it is impossible to compare the two directly under current classification rules.
- p. 6
The editors note with satisfaction that a competing cycling paper, Wheeler, has doubled its subscription price just a week after citing the Bicycling World's low price as the reason for its own cheap rate.
- p. 6
The editors advocate for professional timekeepers and certified equipment at all major races, arguing that the current patchwork of club timekeepers produces unreliable results and spurious records.
- p. 6
The editors again criticize the N.C.U.'s habit of issuing suspensions without publishing the charges or findings, calling it contrary to principles of natural justice and damaging to the sport.
- p. 19
Results from the Columbia Bicycle Club meet at North Attleboro are reported, with placings and times for amateur and handicap events.
- p. 14
The Lynn Cycle Track Association announces improvements to the track banking and surface in advance of the postponed race meeting, which will be rescheduled as soon as weather permits.