The Wheel, Vol 4, No 24
Articles in this issue
- p. 1
A comic poem written from the perspective of an English cyclist who has the misfortune to try an American Star bicycle, suffering from its twelve-inch handlebar digging into his stomach and general bodily indignities, concluding it beats a camel, a balloon, and an Irish jaunting car for discomfort.
- p. 7
The 'Owl' columnist from the Ixion club notes the Ixions' moonlight run to Yonkers with humorist Burdette as entertainment, Jack Keene's telegraph announcing his imminent arrival for the Springfield races, and a challenge between members of the K.C.W. and Ixion clubs for a 1,000-mile road race.
- p. 7
A preview column noting Springfield is approaching and stirring anticipation for the races.