The Wheel, Vol 3, No 11
Articles in this issue
- p. 4
The editor makes the legal and practical case for cyclists' right to use public highways freely, arguing against discriminatory restrictions placed on bicycle riders.
- p. 2
An extended article discusses bicycle design philosophy and the social dimensions of cycling, arguing that cheaper machines should be made available to working-class riders who cannot afford expensive models.
- p. 3
A profile or report covers the Irish bicycle racing champion, describing his record, style, and prospects for competing against American riders.
- p. 5
An article explores the intersection of cycling and amateur photography, suggesting how wheelmen might use dry-plate cameras to document their tours and club activities.
- p. 5
Club news covers elections at the Capital Bicycle Club in Washington, activities at the Marblehead club, and news from the Pequonnock club.
- p. 7
The League of American Wheelmen publishes a list of new membership applications and the names and addresses of consuls representing the organisation in various localities.