The Wheel, Vol 2, No 23
Articles in this issue
- p. 2
A detailed account reproduces the testimony from the R.F. Foster bicycle obstruction case tried in Westminster, Maryland, examining the legal arguments over a cyclist's right of way.
- p. 4
The editor argues the legal and moral case for cyclists' right of way on public roads, drawing on the Foster case and broader principles of highway law.
- p. 5
A column surveys cycling news from Britain and Europe, touching on races, new machines, and developments in the overseas cycling world.
- p. 2
Plans are reported for professional bicycle races to be held at Coney Island, with the names of likely entrants and the format of the proposed programme.
- p. 2
The French-Canadian rider Louise Armaindo is introduced as a candidate for the title of ladies' cycling champion of America, with notes on her competitive history.
- p. 3
The paper reports and comments on a cyclist who has declined a dubious or problematic racing engagement, approving the decision as a principled stand.
- p. 6
A formal professional racing challenge is published, with one rider calling out another to compete for a stated prize over a specified distance.