The Wheel Cycling Trade Review, Vol 2, No 9
Articles in this issue
- p. 4
The Clark Cycle Company repeat their advertisement that Kingsland's New Rapid Light Roadster won the Maryland Bicycle Club's Citizens' Cup ten-mile road race with twenty starters, arguing a machine that can win the same race a second year after hard use proves its value for speed, hill-climbing, and durability.
- p. 1
Gormully and Jeffery's American Rambler is again advertised as undoubtedly the king of rear-drivers, the best hill-climbing crank machine produced, and the fastest coaster of them all.
- p. 3
Hart Cycle Co. of Philadelphia publish an updated list of second-hand machines in stock ranging from a new 42-inch American Safety to old 58-inch Expert Columbias, with Victor 1887 and 1885 pattern tricycles and a Humber Tandem.
- p. 2
Springfield Bicycle Mfg. Co. repeat their race record claims for the Crank Wheel, citing Baltimore L.A.W. meet victories, Woodstock professional track record, Rochester half-mile record of 1.15 and one-mile open record of 2.44.5, plus hill-climbing feats at Eagle Rock, Corey Hill, and Stickney Hill.
- p. 2
George W. Rouse and Son of Peoria, Illinois, advertise bicycles and tricycles on easy payment plans without extra charge except interest, taking second-hand wheels in trade, with prices from $8 upward.
- p. 5
The Cycling Trade Review publishes its editorial masthead noting it is published every Friday morning by F. P. Prial at 23 Park Row, New York, at $1 per year domestic and 6 shillings foreign, with advertising rates on application.