The Canadian Wheelman, Vol 4, No 1
Articles in this issue
- p. 3
The question of which city will host the 1887 C.W.A. annual meet is open for discussion, with the editor canvassing opinion from member clubs and weighing the practical considerations of each candidate.
- p. 3
The much-anticipated C.W.A. Guide Book will not now appear before spring, owing to delays in collecting road reports from district consuls, and the editor expresses frustration with members who have failed to submit their returns.
- p. 3
An influential letter from member D322 argues that the C.W.A. consular year should be aligned with the calendar year starting January 1 rather than with the meet season, making accounting and reporting much simpler.
- p. 2
The Rudge bicycle company's distinctive advertising campaign built around cycling aphorisms is reproduced and commented on, praised as one of the most witty and effective trade advertisements in the cycling press.