The Referee Cycle Trade Review, Vol 9, No 21
Articles in this issue
- p. 1
Columbia's advertisement celebrating women as the fastest-growing cycling demographic, citing over 4,000 women's lessons given at the Columbus Riding School in Boston and promoting the Ladies' Columbia bicycle as offering all Columbia's excellence in a frame built for women.
- p. 1
Harry C. Tyler rides an Airtite-tyred Union bicycle to a new world mile record of 2:08 4-5 at New London, Connecticut, breaking the previous mark.
- p. 2
First Lieutenant Albert Beach of the Connecticut state military reports that nine Warwick cushion-tired bicycles performed perfectly over rough roads and lumpy fields at Camp White, Niantic, earning strong praise from riders who own other makes.
- p. 4
Further promotion of the Crypto Cycle Company's direct-drive safety machines as the cycles of the future, superior in speed, comfort, and durability to chain-driven safeties.