The Velocipedist, published in the United States, primarily covers the burgeoning world of velocipedes and bicycles from the late 1860s. It features race reports from prominent events in cities like New York and Boston, technical reviews of various velocipede models, and updates on local cycling clubs. The magazine also includes historical articles tracing the evolution of cycling technology and discussions on the cultural impact of velocipedes. Unique to this publication is its blend of scientific inquiry and practical advice, appealing to both enthusiasts and manufacturers in the rapidly growing cycling industry.