The Canadian Wheelman, Vol 3, No 1
Articles in this issue
- p. 3
The Canadian Wheelman's Association formally assumes editorial control of The Wheelman, fulfilling a long-discussed plan to make the paper the official organ of the national cycling body.
- p. 3
The C.W.A. committee appointed to study whether the Association can afford to publish the journal presents its findings, estimating annual costs at approximately $600 and recommending proceeding with publication.
- p. 3
The journal is henceforth to be distributed free of charge to all paid C.W.A. members as part of their membership, a significant change that the editors expect will rapidly grow the readership.
- p. 2
A comprehensive list of race victories won on Rudge bicycles during the 1885 season totals fifty wins, confirming the Rudge as the most successful competitive machine in Canada that year.