The Bicycling World, Vol 2, No 19
Articles in this issue
- p. 1
The editor covers the ongoing League Meet location debate, introduces Will H. Thompson as a new contributor, and jokes about a speech given at a recent club dinner.
- p. 3
An enthusiastic preview of the forthcoming L.A.W. annual meet urges all cyclists to attend and describes what the gathering means for the future of organized cycling in America.
- p. 3
A correspondent describes a cycling tour across parts of Europe, comparing road conditions, touring customs, and local attitudes to cyclists with those in America.
- p. 4
The editors argue strongly in favor of holding a formal bicycle and tricycle exhibition alongside the L.A.W. annual meet, modeled on London's successful Stanley Show.
- p. 5
A remarkable account describes cycling in Egypt toward the Pyramids of Giza, comparing the desert roads with those of New England and noting the responses of local inhabitants.
- p. 6
Karl Kron describes a personal best touring performance and reflects on what constitutes a genuine road record versus a mere exercise ride.
- p. 6
A report on a British cycling gathering at Hampton Court describes the course, weather, attendance, and racing results, including notable performances by leading English riders.
- p. 7
A Washington correspondent covers cycling news from the capital, including the state of city roads, club activities, and the debate over the L.A.W. meet location.
- p. 13
A reader offers a practical tip for preventing rubber tires from slipping on their rims, drawing on personal experience during long-distance touring.