The Wheel World - vol4s-3
Articles in this issue
- p. 9
G. Lacy Hillier begins an exhaustive survey of London's historic cycling tracks, covering their history, peculiarities, notable records, and famous frequenters, opening with Stamford Bridge.
- p. 15
Ben Hayward recounts a humorous encounter between touring cyclists and a cycling club out on the road.
- p. 19
A. W. Rumney narrates the first part of a mixed cycling and boating touring adventure.
- p. 26
Faed offers a witty retrospective review of the Stanley Cycling Show, the premier annual exhibition of bicycles and tricycles.
- p. 30
Jehossafat T. Jinjer contributes the first of a series of comic articles parodying the touring cyclist genre, with deliberately misspelled title.
- p. 31
An obituary tribute to a deceased member of the cycling community identified by the initials C.W.N.
- p. 41
Woll provides practical notes and tips on photography for cyclists, including equipment and technique.
- p. 42
Woll writes on the status and character of the amateur cyclist, likely touching on issues of amateurism versus professionalism in racing.
- p. 44
Faed's regular column of satirical commentary on personalities and events in the cycling world.
- p. 47
A review of new mechanical developments, patents, and innovations in cycle manufacture.
- p. 49
An obituary or memorial tribute to another cyclist known by the initials F.F.S.
- p. 51
Editorial comment on current cycling affairs, controversies, and news of the day.