The Canadian Wheelman, Vol 2, No 6

Articles in this issue

  • An editorial urges every Canadian cyclist to join the C.W.A., arguing that the Association's strength in negotiations with railroads and government depends directly on the size of its paid membership.

    p. 3
  • The C.W.A. racing board is again criticized for its inertia in resolving outstanding disputes, with the editor warning that clubs will stop submitting results for adjudication if the board continues to ignore them.

    p. 3
  • The editor makes the case that a strong, unified national cycling association is essential not merely for organizing races but for lobbying governments on road conditions, railway policies, and the rights of cyclists.

    p. 3