The Wheel World: The Bicyclist's Magazine
The Bicyclist's Magazine

| Publisher | H. Etherington, London, England |
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| Published | 1881-01-01 to 1883-04-01 |
| Frequency | Monthly |
| Price | One shilling / Annual subscription, 4/- |
| Editors | Lacy Hillier, Harry Etherington, Henry Sturmey, C.W. Nairn |
| In archive | 80 issues across 6 volumes |
The Wheel World covered British cycling culture with strong emphasis on road racing, club life, machinery, and touring, alongside cartoons, verse, and practical advice. Its pages link London publishing and trade networks to bicycle works in Birmingham, Coventry, and Leicester, and advertise equipment from Holborn and Fleet Street. The magazine also featured imperial and international cycling references, including Scotland touring, American clubs, and German cycling journalism. It served both amateur riders and the cycling trade with reports on records, training, etiquette, and new bicycle and tricycle designs.




































