The Canadian Wheelman, Vol 3, No 11
Articles in this issue
- p. 5
Serious infighting has broken out within the League of American Wheelmen over the amateur question and personal conflicts between senior officials, a situation the Canadian Wheelman editor contrasts with the relative harmony within the C.W.A.
- p. 5
H.E. Ducker leads a breakaway group of American cyclists in forming the new American Cyclists' Union, setting up a rival national body to the L.A.W. and threatening to split American cycling into two factions.
- p. 5
The editor uses the American cycling crisis as an opportunity to celebrate the comparative harmony and good governance of the C.W.A., attributing the difference to the Association's simpler structure and clearer rules.
- p. 5
The perennial makers' amateurs controversy is revisited, with the editor arguing that only a strict and uniformly enforced amateur standard can prevent the sport from being corrupted by commercial interests.