The Wheel, Vol 7, No 1
Articles in this issue
- p. 5
The editor argues that wheelmen constitute a significant political constituency and could influence elections, including a note about a prominent cyclist named Victor Place placing a large bet on election outcomes.
- p. 2
Reports on the results of bicycle races held in Boston, covering the half-mile dash and three-mile open events with competitor names and times.
- p. 2
Covers the Tuxbury brothers completing a 104-mile century ride, adding to the growing number of such long-distance achievements among American cyclists.
- p. 2
Reports on the Crystal Palace fifteen-mile race in England where R.H. English set new records, and other outstanding English amateur riding performances.