The Bicycling World, Vol 2, No 13
Articles in this issue
- p. 1
The editor comments on the cold weather and the indoor activities of cyclists, joking about rival papers, and defends the League against critics.
- p. 3
An editorial explores what makes the bicycle so deeply appealing compared with other forms of recreation, arguing the combination of speed, health, and independence is unmatched.
- p. 3
The technical series compares bicycle designs with particular attention to how American machines have diverged from their English prototypes.
- p. 6
The touring series continues through the English Midlands, describing roads, lodgings, and cycling conditions encountered.
- p. 7
Club news from around the country covers indoor riding sessions, new officers, and preparations for the coming spring season.
- p. 9
The debate over where to hold the L.A.W. annual meet continues, with Boston and New York each gathering support and correspondents weighing in vigorously.
- p. 12
Mr. Cottrell's connection to the Bicycle Touring Club and efforts to extend that organization's influence in America are discussed.
- p. 13
The design and availability of the official L.A.W. membership badge is described, with instructions for members on how to order one promptly.
- p. 13
The editors consider the practical use of bicycles for business errands and deliveries, noting growing interest in commercial cycling applications in American cities.