The Wheel, Vol 6, No 11
Articles in this issue
- p. 3
The Owl recalls Victor Place's early sub-three-minute mile, shares club room anecdotes including a joke about choir music, a locked-doors prank, and a shower bath debate, and relates a story about a young cyclist's romantic moonlight encounter on the Riverside Drive.
- p. 1
The Boston correspondent attacks misleading advertising by bicycle manufacturers who claim their machines have achieved racing feats that ordinary stock models could never replicate, then continues the debate over paid amateurs, focusing particularly on Charles Frazier of Smithville and whether his support from the Star machine company disqualifies him as an amateur.