The Wheel's October issue covers road races by the Massachusetts Bicycle Club, notable cycling achievements, and updates on cycling technology and manufacturers, including Columbia and Rudge bicycles.

The magazine covers failed 24-hour record attempts by Danforth and Haynes, upcoming hill climbing contests, and a ladies' cycling tour led by Minnie C. Smith.

This issue covers the Kings County Wheelmen's upcoming road race, results from the Omaha Wheel Club's meet, and F. F. Ives' record-breaking 100-mile ride at Hampden Park.

Highlights include the Kangaroo Road Race world record, Chicago's first annual race meet, and various competitive events showcasing local cyclists and emerging bicycle technology.

Highlights include Alfred A. McCurdy's record-breaking 24-hour ride of 255 miles, details of his training, and L. D. Munger's unsuccessful attempt to surpass this performance.

This issue covers the Iowa Division meet, notable riders' achievements, club activities, cycling technology exhibits, and the growing popularity of cycling in America and abroad.

This issue discusses cycling journalism, notable races, club activities, and innovations like a new bicycle saddle. It highlights the L. A. W. Bulletin and various cycling clubs across the U.S.

This issue covers race results, club activities, and technological advancements in cycling, including a notable century run and the establishment of new club rooms in Salem, Massachusetts.

This issue covers cycling events, club activities, notable races, and technological advancements in bicycles, including the introduction of new models and discussions on cycling health benefits.

This issue highlights the Royal Mail bicycle's superiority, race results from 1885, and various cycling events, including the Big Four Tour and local club activities across the U.S.

The magazine highlights Victor Bicycles' achievements in races, Royal Mail's superior craftsmanship, and various cycling events, including records and club activities across the United States and Canada.

The magazine features Victor Bi Cycles and Royal Mail bicycles, highlights major races won, discusses bicycle technology, and includes news about cycling clubs and events across the United States.

This issue features Victor bicycles, Royal Mail reviews, and highlights major races won on Victor cycles. It discusses manufacturers, technology, and upcoming events in the cycling community.

The magazine features Victor Bicycles and Royal Mail cycles, highlights major races of 1885, and discusses prominent cyclists and clubs, showcasing advancements in bicycle technology and competitive events.

The magazine features Victor Bicycles' innovations, race results, endorsements for Royal Mail cycles, and club activities, highlighting the growing popularity and technological advancements in cycling during the 1880s.

This issue highlights Victor and Royal Mail bicycles, race results, and notable cyclists like Fred Russ Cook. It discusses advancements in bicycle technology and upcoming events in cycling clubs.

The magazine features Victor Bicycles and Royal Mail cycles, highlighting their superior technology and performance in races. It also covers cycling events, club activities, and notable cyclists' achievements.

The magazine highlights Victor Bicycles' innovations, Royal Mail's popularity, race results, and club activities, including notable cyclists and their achievements in various competitions across the United States.

The Overman Wheel Co. promotes its Royal Mail bicycles, emphasizing quality and competition. Fred Russ Cook endorses Royal Mail, highlighting its reliability and performance in various conditions.

The magazine features the Overman Wheel Co.'s new Royal Mail bicycle, endorsements from Fred Russ Cook, and highlights the enjoyment of cycling tours, including a proposed trip to Bermuda.

The Overman Wheel Co. promotes the Royal Mail bicycle, highlighting its racing successes and quality. The League of American Wheelmen discusses organizational strength and member benefits at a recent meeting.

The Overman Wheel Co. promotes the Royal Mail bicycle, highlighting its racing successes and superior qualities, inviting scrutiny from cyclists and emphasizing competition in the wheel market.

The Overman Wheel Co. promotes the Royal Mail bicycle, highlighting its racing successes and superior quality. C. M. Goodnow wins the Lakin Prize for mileage, showcasing the bike's reliability.

The Overman Wheel Co. promotes the Royal Mail bicycle, highlighting its racing successes and superior quality, inviting scrutiny from cyclists and emphasizing competition in the wheel market.

The Overman Wheel Co. announces new bicycle innovations, including adjustable ball heads and grip-fast rims. The Racing Board's amateurism rules spark controversy among clubs and cyclists nationwide.