The Bulletin And Good Roads, Vol 27, No 13

Articles in this issue
- Advantages of Side-Paths: Report from Niagara County
Side-path chairman Raymond of Niagara County summarizes the first year's results, reporting enthusiastic public acceptance and arguing that dedicated cycle paths benefit the whole community, not just cyclists.
- Cycle Patents of 1897 Classified
An analysis of the 1897 U.S. Patent Office records reveals that bicycle stands, tires, handlebars, and driving gears received the most new patents that year, reflecting where inventors focused their attention.
- Tow-Paths Open to Cyclists in New York State
A letter from the Superintendent of the New York State canal system confirms that tow-paths along the state's canals are legally open to cyclists, opening hundreds of miles of smooth flat paths.
- Amateur Rider Contest Winners Announced
The Bulletin announces the winners of the League's amateur rider distance contest for the previous season, listing names and total mileage recorded by members across the country.