The Wheel World - vol2s-4
Articles in this issue
- p. 9
A cycling tourist's account of being detained in quarantine at the Italian border during a tour.
- p. 11
An examination of the ongoing debate about the proper distinction between professional and amateur cyclists.
- p. 13
A pleasant account of an afternoon cycling excursion.
- p. 17
A provocative article arguing that bicycles and tricycles are beginning to supersede the horse for road transport.
- p. 18
Reports on two notable bicycle road records recently achieved on English roads.
- p. 20
A dramatic account of how a cycling fall inadvertently saved someone from a greater danger.
- p. 21
An article discussing whether cyclists should contribute to or advocate for the repair of Britain's main roads.
- p. 48
A reflection on the lessons learned from a major cycling rally or touring event in northern England.
- p. 49
An article on the freight rates charged by railway companies for transporting bicycles and tricycles.
- p. 52
A record attempt account of covering over 230 miles on a bicycle within a single day.
- p. 51
A biographical profile and portrait of Blackheath Harriers and Brixton Ramblers cyclist W. Brown.
- p. 56
Club news and cycling affairs from across Britain and Ireland.