The Wheel World - vol4s-5
Articles in this issue
- p. 9
A reprint of a log-book kept by a party from the Civil Service Cycling Club during an eight-day trip on the rivers and broads of Norfolk in August 1885, edited by 'The Caterer'.
- p. 17
A compilation of current British and colonial cycling records across various distances and categories.
- p. 24
Covins reports on the proceedings and decisions of a National Cyclists' Union council meeting.
- p. 26
G. Lacy Hillier continues his authoritative survey of London's historic cycling tracks and their champions.
- p. 33
Peter Bell continues his technical examination of tricycle steering systems, describing further types and their advantages.
- p. 36
Ben Hayward contributes a sharp, pithy piece of cycling commentary or humour.
- p. 40
Chas. R. Dodge examines the ethical questions and responsibilities that arise within cycling sport and society.
- p. 41
A touring narrative recounting a cycling journey through Ireland, describing roads, scenery, and encounters.
- p. 47
Faed revisits Hampton Court on two wheels, describing the popular cycling destination and its attractions.
- p. 49
Jehossafat T. Jinjer continues the comic series parodying cycling touring articles with deliberate misspellings and buffoonery.
- p. 51
A report on the state and growth of cycling in Australia, covering clubs, races, and road conditions.
- p. 53
Faed's regular satirical column covering personalities, gossip, and events in the cycling world.
- p. 56
Notes on recent mechanical developments and innovations in cycling technology.
- p. 58
Track and road racing results, time trials, and competition reports.
- p. 59
Brief editorial comment on current matters of interest to cyclists.
- p. 60
Woll concludes with practical tips and observations on cycling photography.