The Wheel, Vol 3, No 7
Articles in this issue
- p. 1
The editors observe the season's close and reflect on bicycle improvements of the year, particularly the growing popularity of the dropped handlebar, wider bars of twenty-five inches or more, and the shift from cone to parallel pedals on first-class machines.
- p. 4
An editorial weighing the relative merits of different bicycle designs and makes available to American riders in 1882.
- p. 1
A detailed comparison of amateur and professional racing times in England, arguing that professionals are not as far behind amateurs as commonly supposed and that the starting method — standing start versus pusher-off — accounts for much of the apparent difference.
- p. 3
Follow-up coverage of the Philadelphia League meet, including observations on the parade, club participation numbers, and the festive atmosphere.
- p. 5
An account of the well-known road rider Karl Kron's cycling excursion through Tarrytown and surrounding territory.
- p. 2
Reports on the consolidation of the Worcester Bicycle Club with the Aeolus Wheel Club, forming a stronger combined organization, and news from the Eolus club.
- p. 4
Race results and announcements, including notes on upcoming contests and record performances by leading riders.