The Canadian Wheelman, Vol 4, No 8
Articles in this issue
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A final call for entries and attendance at the Brantford national meet is published, with logistical information about train connections, accommodation, and the complete race program.
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The League of American Wheelmen's newly elected officers are named and briefly profiled, with the editor noting whether their election is likely to heal or deepen the recent divisions within the organization.
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The Bicycling World announces a move to larger quarters in Boston, an expansion the editor acknowledges grudgingly as evidence that the American cycling press is thriving.
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The spring of 1887 sees Ontario cycling at its most popular point yet, with new clubs forming, old ones growing, and public interest in cycling events at an all-time high.
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The Toronto Bicycle Club plans a charter tour to Kingston, following the Lake Ontario shoreline and expected to take three to four days for the round trip.