The Wheel, Vol 2, No 25
Articles in this issue
- p. 2
A first-person road touring narrative describes a pleasant ride from Jamaica to Bay Shore on Long Island, with observations on the roads, scenery, and refreshment stops encountered.
- p. 4
An account describes the British Touring Club's European meet and camping adventure near Harrogate, giving impressions of English cycling hospitality.
- p. 6
An article makes the case for using bicycle touring as a form of holiday, describing the freedom and pleasure of multi-day rides through varied countryside.
- p. 4
An editorial examines the impact of import tariffs on the price of bicycles in America, discussing whether duties help or harm domestic manufacturers and riders.
- p. 2
The Boston correspondent offers the usual light-hearted notes on cycling matters in New England.
- p. 6
A brief report notes that the Wanderers cycling club has again held a meet at Surbiton, with news of the participants and the day's events.
- p. 5
A preview is given of the upcoming September issue of The Century magazine, noting articles of interest to cyclists and the broader reading public.