The Wheel, Vol 11, No 12

Articles in this issue

• Wheel Gossip

  Short notes touch on the C.T.C.'s membership reaching 22,314, news that Gormully and Jeffery will not build a racing wheel, Whittaker's ten-mile split time in training, and the ongoing amateur definition debate at the N.C.U.

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• An Enterprising Wheel Club

  The Union County Wheelmen of Westfield, New Jersey are profiled as a rapidly growing club that has grown from nine to twenty-five members and is planning road improvements, including side-paths between Westfield and neighboring towns.

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• The Cycle as a Cure for Gout

  A brief account describes an Englishman who, after surviving nineteen doctors and being reduced to a bath chair, recovered his health by following a twentieth physician's advice to ride a tricycle daily.

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• What the L.A.W. Has Accomplished

  An editorial questions the practical achievements of the League of American Wheelmen and reflects on a British road improvement pamphlet distributed by the Roads Improvement Association.

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• The American Team's Visit to England

  The paper previews the upcoming visit of American professional cyclists Woodside, Morgan, and Frazier to England, noting that two of the three are British-born and commenting on the style each is likely to bring to English audiences.

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