The Canadian Wheelman, Vol 2, No 2
Articles in this issue
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The editor suggests productive off-season pursuits for cyclists including compiling road reports, club organizational work, and preparing equipment so that members remain engaged with the sport through the cold months.
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Frustrated cyclists call out the C.W.A.'s racing board for failing to settle contested results and establish consistent rules, arguing the organization's credibility depends on prompt and fair adjudication.
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A Chicago bicycle club announces plans for a summer tour of Ontario in 1885, routing through Buffalo, Rochester, and Cobourg before heading into the Canadian interior.
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A follow-up piece on cyclists' legal rights on public roads examines recent court decisions and argues that firm but courteous assertion of those rights is the most effective strategy for Canadian cyclists.