The Bulletin And Good Roads, Vol 24, No 16
Articles in this issue
- p. 2
A reader contrasts the genuine love amateurs have for their machines with the purely mercenary attitude of professional racers, arguing that professionalism fosters dishonesty on the track.
- The Better Way: Rhode Island Road Routing
A Portsmouth reader alerts cyclists that a quarter-mile detour at South Portsmouth leads to the only good road in the township, a model macadam surface built under League supervision.
- p. 3
A Canadian touring cyclist recounts a bureaucratic ordeal on the Grand Trunk Railway where an agent's inability to make change for a $10 bill resulted in double-charging for bicycle carriage to Windsor.
- p. 3
A Philadelphia reader outlines a three-step chain maintenance routine: overnight kerosene soak, lubricating-oil soak, then a light dressing of graphite before riding.
- p. 3
An editorial anecdote about New York truck drivers who nickname each other by their cargo, illustrating how informal communication systems develop among working people on city streets.