The Bulletin And Good Roads, Vol 27, No 19

Articles in this issue

• The Queer Muddy Boulevard in Green Bay

  A photograph and editorial mockingly document a stretch of road in Green Bay, Wisconsin, officially designated a boulevard but so deeply rutted and muddy as to be impassable for cyclists.

• Working Off Old Patterns: The English Low-Frame Bicycle

  English dealers are reportedly still selling outdated low-frame cob bicycles, and the author argues that the cycling public deserves better than manufacturers clearing old inventory under new names.

• A Cycle Path Through a Hollow Cedar in Washington State

  A correspondent describes a remarkable natural curiosity near Snohomish, Washington, where a side-path has been routed directly through the hollow trunk of a massive standing cedar tree.

• The Bad Word Bike

  Cycling publications across the country have joined in condemning the informal term bike as vulgar and unworthy of cyclists, preferring wheel or bicycle as the proper terminology.

• $1,000 Reward Offered for Libelous Rambler Circular Authors

  The Rambler bicycle company has offered a $1,000 reward for identifying the persons responsible for publishing a circular containing false and defamatory claims about the company's products.