The Bulletin And Good Roads, Vol 24, No 13
Articles in this issue
- p. 2
A reader describes improvising a three-bicycle sidecar by lashing a stick across the frames of two good wheels to support a disabled machine and let all three riders continue home.
- p. 2
A correspondent urges cyclists to always ring a bell before overtaking, and warns that stiff tin tobacco-tags on the road are a serious puncture hazard.
- p. 3
A New York rider challenges a critic's portrayal of reckless cyclists, arguing it is horse-drivers who consistently ignore road rules and force cyclists to improvise dangerous manoeuvres.
- p. 3
A suburban reader reflects on whether Sunday cycling has contributed to a general relaxation of Sabbath observance in his neighbourhood, noting neighbours now mow lawns and paint walls on Sundays.
- Rules of the Road Debate
Ongoing reader debate on road etiquette and the practical impossibility of enforcing right-of-way rules against stubborn horse-drivers who refuse to yield to bicycles.