Page 1, the Contents page with a feature picture of an American Safety bicycle.

Page 26, the left side of the double spread introductory pages to the article titled FREEDOM MACHINES The Revolution of Bicycles.

Page 27, a picture of an Ordinary bicycle leaning against a tree; the bicycle appears to be a reproduction. There is a quote from well known and respected bicycle historian, Carl Burgwardt of Pedaling History Bicycle Museum in Buffalo, New York: If you weren't on it, you were out of it. They were a way of life.

Page 28, is a part of this well written article; this page contains information about the Hobby Horse and Boneshaker bicycles. It mentions Pierre Michaux, Pierre Lallement as inventors, and books authored by David Herlihy.

Page 29 with quotes & information from notable bicycle historians including Herlihy, Annette Thompson of The Bicycle Museum of America, and Carl Burgwardt.

Page 30 mentions author Peter Zheutlin, curator Annette Thompson and Susan B. Anthony who said 'bicycling had done more to emancipate women than anything else in the world'. There is a beautiful advert for Pope's Columbia bicycles from Easter 1896.

Page 32 illustrating a c.1940 Shelby bicycle and a c.1985 Schwinn bicycle