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... cycle jottings. Howell, the one mile professional champion bicyclist, is onlv eighteen years of age, and he has only been riding eighteen months. The Wolverhampton flyer stands sft. llin., and weighs 11 stone 61be. The brothers Cummins, of Altrincham ...
... BICYCLE BELLS. JJABRISON’S PATENT ALARM BELL ILL THE OF THE ACT TO BE HAD OF ALL BICYCLE AGENTS, OH OP J. HARRISON. PATENTEE, BT CYCLE SEASON, 1881. BICYCI.ES ! BICYCLES !! ! JKNMNPS-8 Sole for the renowned Serai-racer*, and .?!*■. trict The 1881 Pattern Budge ...
... CYCLE JOTTINGS. I-m very torry indeed to le»m th»tHoreceDnveopit, for many y«r» the nmeteor met with eenon* accident on Friday evening ian whilst riding bicycle at Surbiton, ney to b»_”n; Hence. In going over granite crossing the beck wheel ud and the ...
... s, while C. E. Liles ought to have a. certainty in the One Mile. thought we, a nation, should be brought to see last that cycles have their uses well as their abuses; and, after the Hounslow Local Board have mounted all their lamplighters on tricycles ...
... Bicycling being so wonderfully popular at Crewe, it was only likely that the public should be treated to several events in the cycling line. The Three Miles Scratch Race for £l7 prize at one period was confined to V. Clarke, of Manchester, and a Midland “crack ...
... Reds. Croquet Noting and Border- Peaand Seed Protectors Garden Seats. (A largo mil wm LAWN MOWKBS OF A MAKE REPAIRED g I CYCLE S AND TRICYCLE S. BICYCLES from fij 10»- Sl5. MAKCHBBT^°KXP^^MCTO«S. (■bben.Be. Port froe,one etwip. XPRKS's BICYCLR WORKS ...
... most delight to roam. This deplorable fact, which was somehow omitted in Tam o’ Sbanter’s little compendium, in last No. of Cycling, has not yet reached the auricular organs of the L.B.C. The news must be broken gently. Sakes! A bicycle club has been formed ...
... next Saturday’s inter-ran to Roundhay Park. Wist Makchestbu.—Saturday last, being exception to the unpropitious weather for cycling which we have been favoured with for considerable time, re* suited in but a small master turning up at headquarter* for the ...
... THE ATHLETIC NEWS, WEDNESDAY. JULY », tBBX. CYCLE JOTTENOS. the athletic sports, in connection with the Con??- vative demonstration, in Lathom Pwk, to be held on the first Monday in August (Bank Hobday), two bicycle handicaps are for these the first prizes ...
... cycle I All afraid that the Bicycle Union will not be over and above pleased with the result of their first visit to the provinces for the purpose of holding couple of amateur championship races. When it was first announced that the Bicycle Union had ...
... THE ATHLETIC NEWS, WEDNESDAY, JULY 27, 1881. CYCLE jottihqs. The race for the championship rf Chester 8.0. Club took plaoi atMoston ftrkooJnnday evening last, and resulted w lad year’s winner, F. B. Ydur; C - Wood being second and third respectavely. ...