The Canadian Wheelman, Vol 4, No 11
Articles in this issue
- p. 3
A letter from the Stratford Beacon condemning cyclists who recklessly frighten horses on public roads is reprinted alongside a firm rebuttal from a cyclist, sparking debate about the responsibilities of wheelmen in shared road spaces.
- p. 3
A serious incident in which cyclist Mr. Robbins was forced off the road by a vehicle is used to examine cyclists' legal right of the road, with the editor arguing that the law is clearly on the cyclist's side.
- p. 3
The American practice of slow-riding contests (loafing races) is discussed in the context of L.A.W. rule-making, with the editor questioning whether such events deserve the same recognition as genuine speed competitions.