The Bicycling World, Vol 2, No 25
Articles in this issue
- p. 1
The editor relays a story of French cyclists stranded overnight after a header injury and no funds for a hotel, and discusses the continuing debate over who should provide the League dinner in Boston.
- p. 2
The official notice for the first annual meeting of the L.A.W. on 30 May in Boston is published, specifying admission requirements, delegate credentials, and voting rules.
- p. 3
An editorial farewell to a departing staff member or correspondent, thanking him for his contributions and wishing him well in his future endeavors.
- p. 4
A critical analysis of the League's first months of operation assesses what it has achieved and what remains undone, calling for stronger road advocacy and better consul appointments.
- p. 4
The concluding installment of the novice cyclist's humorous confession describes his first successful ride and his determination to continue despite earlier embarrassments.
- p. 6
A new cycling and athletic track at Beacon Park is described, noting that its cinder surface is superior to anything yet available in Boston for bicycle racing.
- p. 6
A report on the growing French cycling movement describes recent club excursions, the velocipede press, and how French road conditions compare with those in America.
- p. 7
A digest of international cycling news covers English amateur records, a Belgian cycling club's tour report, and developments in the tricycle movement across Europe.
- p. 8
A German cycling correspondent describes a club outing to the village of Ottersberg, noting the cobble-stone roads, hospitality at local inns, and how cycling is regarded by German townsfolk.
- p. 11
Club news from across the country, with particular attention to preparations for the Boston League meet, including transportation arrangements and hotel recommendations.