The Springfield Wheelmen's Gazette
A Journal of Cycling
| Publisher | Springfield Printing Company, Springfield, Massachusetts, United States |
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| Published | 1884-05-01 to 1886-03-01 |
| Frequency | Monthly |
| Price | 50 cents per year / 50 cents per year; clubs of 10 or more members, 30 cents per year |
| Editors | Henry E. Ducker, Chas. A. Fisk |
| In archive | 23 issues across 2 volumes |
The Springfield Wheelmen's Gazette was a monthly cycling journal published in Springfield, Massachusetts, by the Springfield Bicycle Club from 1884 to 1886. It covered local and regional cycling events, League of American Wheelmen politics, club news, and industry developments, serving New England's cycling community during the high-wheel era. Springfield, Massachusetts was a significant centre of the American bicycle industry — home of the Columbia bicycle — giving the Gazette a particular interest in trade and manufacturing matters alongside its club and touring coverage.
