The Canadian Wheelman, Vol 4, No 4

Articles in this issue

  • The C.W.A. Board of Officers is summoned to its spring meeting at Walker House, Toronto on February 25, with the annual meet location and Guide Book distribution topping the agenda.

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  • The rival claims of Brantford, Toronto, and Woodstock to host the 1887 C.W.A. annual meet are laid out, with the editor noting that each city's cycling community has made enthusiastic representations to the Board.

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  • A report from Detroit on the experimental use of fire-brick paving on city streets is reprinted, with the editor considering whether such surfaces might be superior to macadam for urban cycling.

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  • A humorous anecdote from Glasgow describes the comic confusion that ensued when a cycling club requested a policeman named Reynolds for escort duty and received instead a series of officers with similar-sounding names.

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