The Bicycling World, Vol 2, No 4
Articles in this issue
- p. 1
A column of short editorial observations and witty remarks on cycling matters, club news, and seasonal riding conditions.
- p. 2
An account of the hazards and mishaps faced by journalists covering bicycle events in the field.
- p. 3
Discussion of bicycle riding schools and their role in training new cyclists in American cities.
- p. 4
News and notes about racing and riding at the Beacon Park track in Boston.
- p. 4
A cycling story or anecdote from Baltimore, describing local wheeling life and characters.
- p. 4
An essay arguing that the bicycle promotes healthful outdoor activity and social fellowship among its devotees.
- p. 5
A touring account of a long-distance bicycle journey from Lima, Ohio, to Boston, describing roads and experiences along the way.
- p. 6
Reports from bicycle clubs around the country including Ann Arbor, New Britain, New Haven, and others on their activities and membership.
- p. 8
A piece on the unusual sport of riding bicycles on frozen surfaces during winter months.
- p. 12
Official notices from the League of American Wheelmen listing new member applications and consul appointments.
- p. 11
Short reviews and notices of new publications of interest to cyclists and archers.
- p. 14
A feature on the manufacturing process and products of the Cunningham bicycle company in Boston.