The Springfield Wheelmen's Gazette: A Journal of Cycling
A Journal of Cycling

| Publisher | The Springfield Wheelmen's Gazette, Springfield, Massachusetts, USA |
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| Published | 1884-05-01 to 1886-03-01 |
| Frequency | Monthly |
| Price | 25 cents each / 50 cents per year; 35 cents per year for clubs of 10 or more |
| Editors | Henry E. Ducker, Chas. A. Fisk |
| In archive | 23 issues across 2 volumes |
The Springfield Wheelmen's Gazette was a Springfield, Massachusetts cycling periodical tied to the Springfield Bicycle Club and wider New England wheelmen culture. It reported club tournaments, League of American Wheelmen politics, and current bicycle technology and roadster advertising, while also carrying practical riding notes and competitive results from Massachusetts towns such as Springfield, Westfield, Boston, and nearby regional cycling circles. The paper emphasized American and English cycling journalism, club organization, and bicycle performance, reflecting the growth of recreational and competitive cycling in late nineteenth-century Massachusetts and the broader northeastern United States.






















