vol2s-12

Articles in this issue

• Louie: A Reflection (concluded) (opens in a new tab)

  The conclusion of the serialised fictional sketch involving a cycling character named Louie.
• South-South-West: From Walsall to Lyme Regis (concluded) (opens in a new tab)

  The conclusion of the south-westerly cycling touring narrative.
• Women and Cycling (opens in a new tab)

  An article examining the rapidly growing participation of women in cycling and the social changes this brings.
• A Rollicking Ride from the Village of Penn to the Monumental City (opens in a new tab)

  A lively account of a cycling ride from Penn in Buckinghamshire to London.
• Hints for Learners of the Bicycle (opens in a new tab)

  Practical guidance and encouragement for beginners learning to ride a bicycle.
• The Bugler: A Sketch (opens in a new tab)

  A short fictional sketch involving a military bugler who takes to cycling.
• Things a Cyclist Ought to Know (opens in a new tab)

  A recapitulation of the previous chapters of the series of cycling recollections, with anecdotes of early riders such as Cortis, Mark Mitton and T. Hiram Holding, the first sociable and Barr's Barriphone.
• Once Again (opens in a new tab)

  A poem by Ninon Neckar greeting the return of spring and calling the rider to rouse his wheel.
• My Only "Mash" (opens in a new tab)

  A humorous first-person story by Theodore Nobbs of a plain, bespectacled man's romantic village adventure.
• Rules for Cyclists (opens in a new tab)

  A summary of the current rules and bye-laws governing cyclists on British roads.
• A Visitor from Australia (opens in a new tab)

  A profile of H. C. Bagot of Melbourne, pioneer Australian wheelman, with a survey of cycling, racing prizes and the trade in the Colonies.
• Cycling Celebrities: Thomas Stevens (opens in a new tab)

  A biographical profile and portrait of Thomas Stevens, at that time cycling around the world on a bicycle.
• How the Wheel World Wags (opens in a new tab)

  Club news and cycling affairs from across Britain and Ireland.
• Jottings from the Emerald Isle (opens in a new tab)

  Irish cycling news including the Irish champion McKay, the I.C.C.A., and the General Meet of cyclists in Phoenix Park on 6 June.
• Gravel and Cinders (opens in a new tab)

  Racing notes, including the inter-University bicycle race at Ball's Bridge, the Kilreany sports results and comment on the Rock Ferry Sports.
• At My Open Window (opens in a new tab)

  A gossip column on the Charles Larrette and Alfred Nixon match and the tricyclists' meet, with C. W. Nairn as official bugler.