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Wheelway League tag

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AJupstateNY

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This was first posted on October 26, 2004.

Seems as there was a League of American Wheelmen and they wanted a bicycle part from coast to coast in late
1880s-90s. It was a 7 foot wide cinder path, and they want .50 cents a year dues, but some didn't want any
dues. Path was to follow the Erie Canal in Upstate NY.

There was a book put out for League of American Wheelmen (L.A.W.).

All this is very interesting.

Anyone have more information on what this is?

AJ
 
The Wheelmen still exist. But they are made up of different clubs in each city. I had a friend who was in the North Hollywood Wheelmen which is a suburb of Los Angeles.
 
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