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... CYCLES. The value of our Jbebinee it onoe proved when w» can «ay that they held all the World’s Bead Records for any distance, and are ridden ay such men a* M. A. 10LBBIN. A. EDGE W-CHATBt-LBA. A. P. ILSLBT. R. ILSLEY. „ g. R. WHITE POPE B- TWEHTYMAE ...

... CYCLING. J. Walker (Leeds).—We have forwarded your complaint to our correspondent. Onb ok the Pioneers (Newcastle).—You are quite right. R. H. English won the race when he was an amateur. A Kacino Man (Birmingham).—There ought to be no difficulty about ...

... CYCLING. A. R. Thomas (Oldham .—H. Wade won the handicap last year. Ax Old Cvclist glad you like the Notes, \V ill see whether can extend them. J. R. T. (Manchester). are two distinct firms. J. K. Towxsox.—As Sellars s 2mln 39sec was acco pliehed in America ...

... CYCLING. Miller (Liverpool*.—Your letter came to hand too late to bo of any use this week. A Northerv Amateur.— l. Wo cannot help you In any wav. 2. The Anfleld IJ.C. Meeting will be held under N.C.U. rules. J. B. Tanner (Leeds).—We can with confidence ...

... CYCLING. Bacusrattir (lbsdfordt.--Send you flatures along. B. B. iLiverpooh.—You can biro the machine: but why not buy one outright, it you intend to go in for cycling 1 ...

... CYCLING. A. M’Dono ih (Liverpoo l.—Maiden races do not usually count In such a case, but you had bettor write to tho secretary. AE. (UvcrDool).—We are sorry yon din not get the information. Suppose it is too late now. Ot.D SouaCKiUER (Bradford).—A. Smitb ...

... CYCLING. AN OLD 114 ND (31/1.D109L 1,7 1. 21 L to not a flrst-chun machine. J. E. K. (Leeds).—A special report will be found eleewher3. CRICKET. J. NIC FIOLFAX INeweasile-nn-Tysei.—The only annual yet published is Wisdeni. and this is a really good volume ...

... and a very handicapper, too. A REGULAR READER (Oldham).—If you think the patent a good one, submit it to one of the leading cycle manufacturers. J. B. (Manchester).—Yes: we believe he has answered the questions as far as he was able, though there was not ...

... looking over one or two of the big cycle factoriee. One, however, cannot eee much in day. Monday and Wednesday were in the main occupied in travelling, as. being good cyclist, I deem it sacrilege to approach the Mecca cycling manufacture otherwise than awheel ...

... CYCLING ALFRED D. (Lenton).—Our oxperience leads us to pre fer the Light Roadster Rover to the Imperial, which we corsiver too light for all-round road work, even for riders under 10st. Thirty pounds should be the minimum weight. On rough roads very machines ...