The Bicycling World, Vol 2, No 26
Articles in this issue
- p. 1
The editor closes Volume II, notes a race between Richmond and Burton for the Howard Challenge Medal scheduled for 7 May in Providence, and responds sharply to a dissatisfied League critic.
- p. 3
An editorial looks ahead to the League's second year, predicting strong growth in membership, the development of an effective consul system, and progress on road improvement advocacy.
- p. 4
A Baltimore correspondent describes the poor quality of city cycling roads and the discouraging attitude of local authorities toward cycling, contrasting them unfavorably with Boston.
- p. 5
A detailed legal analysis examines the rights of cyclists in public parks and streets under Massachusetts and New York law, summarizing court decisions and the applicable statutes.
- p. 11
Club news from Milwaukee, Boston, and elsewhere covers the final preparations for the League meet, new members joining before the membership deadline, and race results.
- p. 12
The editors criticize the railroads' practice of charging excessive rates to carry bicycles, arguing these transportation taxes amount to a significant obstacle to touring and meet attendance.
- p. 12
A formal racing challenge between two prominent club riders is published in full, covering proposed distance, time, stakes, and the choice of track and officials.
- p. 11
Reports from L.A.W. consuls in several states cover the road conditions in their areas, the state of local club organization, and any news relevant to visiting League members.