Preface... ix
Introduction... 1
1. Kittie Knox, Boston, and the League of American Wheelmen... 5
2. The Ladies' North Shore Tricycle Tours, Mary Sargent Hopkins, and Wheelwoman... 43
3. The Wheelmen and the Wheel Around the Hub... 69
4. Abbot Bassett, the League of American Wheelmen, and the Cycling Poets... 83
5. Women's Cycling Clubs and the Movement to Oust Women from a Boston Club... 103
6. Ethnic Cycling Stories Irish, Italians, Jews, and a Chinese American... 122
7. African American Cyclists Company L, the Riverside Cycle Club, and Robert Teamoh... 149
8. Beyond Asbury Park Kittie Knox Returns Home... 163
9. The Fight over Cycling Space and Time Parkways, Parks, Railways, Taxes, and Dogs... 171
10. Racing Routes and Personalities The Linscott Race, the McDuffees, the Butlers, and Major Taylor... 183
11. Wheeling Home What Became of the Cyclists in the Twentieth Century?... 213
Notes... 231Acknowledgments... 279Index... 283
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