The Wheel World - vol1s-1
Articles in this issue
- An editorial essay examining the identity and place of cyclists in British sporting life.
- An account of touring on a tricycle, praising its reliability and comfort over varied terrain.
- A narrative account of a cycling tour undertaken over the Easter holiday period.
- A descriptive account of a cycling journey around the scenic Antrim Coast of Northern Ireland.
- A scientific article examining the physical energy required to propel a bicycle at various speeds.
- A touring narrative describing a cycle journey from Derbyshire's Peak District to the Alps.
- An account of a club run with the Rosslynn Bicycle Club.
- A series of light verses and observations from cycling tours in Dorset.
- A humorous account of an embarrassing or challenging cycling incident.
- A personal narrative of two days spent cycling in pleasant summer weather.
- A response to correspondence discussing the merits and mechanics of tricycles.
- An account of the formation and early history of the Tricycle Union.
- A discussion of attempts to achieve and verify the remarkable speed of one mile per minute on a bicycle.
- A cycling tour narrative from India, describing roads, scenery, and local conditions.
- A biographical profile and portrait of notable cyclist Herbert W. Gaskell.
- News and reports from cycling clubs across Britain, covering runs, elections, and social events.
- A register of current and recent cycling race records and championship results.