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This is a cropped enlargement of a portion of the first column of text on page-817 so you can read the text. The names of several Bicycling Clubs, Bicycling Events & individuals are mentioned including: Sutton B.C., Cambridge University B.C., St Ives B.C., York B.C., London B.C. Lombard B.C., Edinburgh University B.C., Belgrave B.C., Pickwick B.C., Eastbourne B.C., Surrey B.C., and many others.

This is a cropped enlargement of a portion of the first column of text on page-817 so you can read the text. The names of several individual competitors (race men) are mentioned.

This is a cropped enlargement of the lower portion of the first column of text on page-817 so you can read the text. The names of several individual competitors (race men) are mentioned.

This is a cropped enlargement of a portion of the second column of text on page-817 so you can read the text. The names of several individual competitors (race men) are mentioned.

This is a cropped enlargement of a portion of the second column of text on page-817 so you can read the text. The names of several individual competitors (race men) are mentioned.

This is a cropped enlargement of a portion of the second column of text on page-817 so you can read the text. The names of several individual competitors (race men) are mentioned as is Bicycling in Ireland, Bury St. Edmunds B.C. & the Stowmarket B.C.

This is a cropped enlargement of a portion of the third column of text on page-817 so you can read the text. The names of several individual competitors (race men) are mentioned as is The Dublin University B.C.

This is a cropped enlargement of a portion of the third column of text on page-817 so you can read the text. The sub-title of this portion is BICYCLING IN NEW ZEALAND. The names of several individual competitors (race men) are mentioned as is New Zealand's Pioneer B.C.

This is a cropped enlargement of a portion of the third column of text on page-817 so you can read the text. The 1st portion is titled A LONG TRICYCLE RIDE which is about Mr. T.R. Marriott (of the firm Humber, Marriott & Cooper of Nottingham) riding his Humber Tricycle together with Mr. Alfred F. Bird (of Moseley in Birmingham) on his bicycle. They rode all day and the route included hills. they averaged 9 1/2 miles per hour over the 71 mile course.

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