Vol 2, No 7

Articles in this issue

• Quid Pro Quo (opens in a new tab)

  An editorial arguing that cyclists who obey bye-laws and pay road taxes deserve greater legal protection from magistrates and police.
• Bicycle Touring Club Reforms (opens in a new tab)

  An account of the B.T.C. Council's moves to separate its circular from cycling publications, and commentary on the principle involved.
• Roving Records: London to John O'Groat's and Back (opens in a new tab)

  H. Blackwell, jun., sub-captain of the Canonbury B.C., concludes his touring diary of a record London-to-John-o'-Groat's-and-back ride, describing the Highland leg through Strath Naver, Lairg, Dingwall and Foyers to Oban, and home via Edinburgh.
• Racing Notes (opens in a new tab)

  Results and news from recent bicycle racing events.
• Northern Notes (opens in a new tab)

  Club news and events from cycling clubs in the north of England and Scotland.
• Scraps from the South (opens in a new tab)

  "Beachy Head's" gossip column on cycling in the southern counties: H. L. Cortis's dash from Brighton to Lewes to catch the Eastbourne train, a prank-filled donkey race at the Devonshire Park sports, and jokes at the expense of a new Coventry Rotary tricycle agent.
• Bicycle Union (opens in a new tab)

  Minutes of the B.U.'s quarterly Council meeting at the Guildhall Tavern, covering the provincial extension scheme, a solicitor's opinion on prosecuting a turnpike keeper, uniform Danger Boards, and M. D. Rucker's work as handicapper.