The Wheel Cycling Trade Review, Vol 2, No 8
Articles in this issue
- p. 6
The Executive Committee of the New York and New Jersey Road Racing Association postpones its planned Election Day road race because only one team, the Kings County Wheelmen, has entered and the treasury funds are insufficient for medals and expenses.
- p. 4
The Clark Cycle Company advertise that H. L. Kingsland won the Citizens' Cup ten-mile road race at Baltimore with twenty starters, riding the same New Rapid Light Roadster on which he set a world road record over the same course the previous year, demonstrating the machine's durability.
- p. 1
Gormully and Jeffery Manufacturing Co. announce the American Rambler as the best hill-climbing crank machine ever produced and the fastest coaster of them all, now ready for immediate delivery.
- p. 1
Springfield Bicycle Mfg. Co. advertise the Springfield Roadster's hill-climbing credentials including Eagle Rock (12 times without dismounting), Corey Hill (10 times), and Stickney Hill, plus three L.A.W. Baltimore victories and multiple track records.
- p. 3
Hart Cycle Co. of 811 Arch Street, Philadelphia, publish their current second-hand stock list including Expert Columbias, Victors, Apollos, Sanspareil, Humber, and Rudge machines ranging from $25 to $150, all repaired before sale and guaranteed against defects.
- p. 2
H. B. Smith Machine Co. advertise the Star at their New York salesrooms, 116 Liberty Street, as the best all-around bicycle made, combining perfect safety with speed and best hill-climbing and touring performance.