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Identifier: wheelcy18211896121897newy (find matches)
Title: The Wheel and cycling trade review
Year: 1888 (1880s)
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Subjects: Cycling Bicycles Cyclists
Publisher: New York : Wheel and Cycling Trade Review
Contributing Library: Smithsonian Libraries
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keep you on,and pushed the wheel forward. It was a hardhalf hour that followed, but it ended prompt-ly. There was no lapping over in this lesson.The instructors are too conscientious to allowthat in the case of a man or an old woman.The case is different, of course, when it comesto something that goes about in a shirt waistand sailor hat. Sometimes when you think your companionon the road is enjoying himself because heannoys you, he really annoys you because heis enjoying himself. Speaking of the now popular cycle parade,Berlin should easily score a win. One is billedfor next year there, the first prize in which is$2,500. If the finish of a hard ride finds you tootired to sleep, try the drinking of a glassof hot milk, and sleep will usually follow. The man who makes a fool of himself ona wheel invariably tries to throw the blameof the job on some one else. The pleasantest of all fellows to tour withis the one who foots the bill. No woman cares to know why she rides awheel. C BERTRAND.
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^resident American Importing Co., Paris, who handles Cleveland Bicyclesin France, and who is now in this country. 44 October 30, They All Hit Cooper. Twenty representative publications fire a volley at the championship target and they ALL HIT COOPER. TEN SHOTS FROM TEN CYCLE PAPERS. Cooper has done the best work this year.—Wheel, New York. Cooper is champion.—Cycling Gazette, Cleve-land. Cooper is champion of the year —Inter-StateCycler, Des Moines. Cooper has established his right to the title of1896 champion.—Bicycling World, Boston. Cooper would lead easily in both the points andpercentage tables, without the disqualifications atLouisville and Springfield.—Bearings, Chicago. Cooper is champion of 1896.—Cycling Toronto. Coopers 1896 record is the best.—Cyclist andSportsman, Dallas. Cooper overtops them all.— Western Cyclist,Omaha. Cooper is champion.—Cycling West, Denver. Cooper is the 1896 champion.—Southern Cycler,Louisville. TEN SHOTS FROM TEN DAILY PAPERS. Co

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