The Wheelmans Gazette, Vol 4, No 1
Articles in this issue
- p. 1
A short adventure story follows a cyclist who encounters a pack of wolves while touring on a quadricycle, using the machine's speed and ingenuity to escape, blending travel excitement with cycling advocacy.
- p. 1
Gormully and Jeffery present their complete 1889 range, covering the American Champion ordinary, American Rambler safety, American Challenge tandem, and Ideal juvenile cycles, positioning them as the largest American cycle manufacturer.
- p. 1
The Eagle Manufacturing Co. announces the Eagle bicycle range for 1889, listing new model specifications and inviting dealers to apply for agency terms and the new illustrated catalogue.
- p. 1
Springfield Bicycle Mfg. Co. prints further letters from satisfied Roadster riders around the country, with correspondents praising the machine's hill-climbing ability and durability over rough roads.
- p. 1
The Ware Manufacturing Co. confirms its American distribution network for the Warwick Perfection Safety is in place, with agents in New Jersey, Missouri, and Nebraska and full terms available on application.
- p. 1
H. B. Smith Machine Co. reiterates the Star's world road and track records across multiple distances and distances, arguing its record since 1881 of winning all first premiums proves it the best bicycle in competition.
- p. 1
Various Indianapolis-area dealers advertise accessories for the coming season including lamps, cyclometers, tires, and luggage straps, reflecting the growing market for cycling equipment beyond the machines themselves.
- p. 1
The Vandalia Line again promotes its direct Indianapolis-to-St. Louis service as the ideal route for cyclists travelling west, with three daily departures and guaranteed connections at St. Louis junction.