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- Redwood City (4 links)
- Thomas H. B. Varney's Cyclery - Oakland (4 links)
- F. R. Haley (4 links)
- F. Webster (4 links)
- Syracuse (4 links)
- Siebe (4 links)
- J. Kitchen (4 links)
- V. A. Hancock (4 links)
- Sunset Cycling Club (4 links)
- Mrs. McMillan (4 links)
- Osborn & Alexander (4 links)
- San Mateo County (4 links)
- George H. Bell (4 links)
- Berkeley (4 links)
- Bay district race track (4 links)
- George Thorn (4 links)
- W. C. Howe (4 links)
- A Novel Ride. - The Alameda Argus - Thu, Aug 08, 1878 (4 links)
- L. E. Whiting (4 links)
- Terrill brothers (4 links)
- Dirnberger (4 links)
- White's hill (4 links)
- Joseph Quadt (4 links)
- Henry Martin (4 links)
- Casino (4 links)
- F. G. Montealegre (4 links)
- Hans Ohrt (4 links)
- Martin Gibson (4 links)
- Charles Bowman (4 links)
- E. F. Nissen (4 links)
- Joseph J. Bliss (4 links)
- H. Hardon (4 links)
- Harry Maxwell (4 links)
- AMONG THE WHEELMEN. - San Francisco Call - January 15, 1896 (4 links)
- Frank Waller sets the 25-mile record, rides from Oakland to top of Mount Hamilton and back - June, 1891 (4 links)
- BAY CITY WHEELMEN HOLD ANNUAL SMOKER - The San Francisco Call - December 07, 1902 (4 links)
- James (4 links)
- R. A. C. (4 links)
- Jesse Ives (4 links)
- The San Francisco Call, 25 Aug 1890, Mon, Page 7 - WHEELMEN’S WHIRLS - Entries for the Twenty-five-mile Race. Trip to Tamalpais. (4 links)
- Category:July 4th, 1893 annual meet of the California Division, League of American Wheelmen (4 links)
- Olympic Cycling Annex (4 links)
- SAN JOSE'S PIONEERS OF THE BICYCLE - San Jose Mercury-news, Volume LXXIV, Number 75, 15 March 1908 (4 links)
- San Jose Merchants as Cyclists - San Jose Mercury-news, Volume LXXIV, Number 70, 10 March 1908 (4 links)
- S. S. Fogarty (4 links)
- Thomas W. Flanagan (4 links)
- Salt Lake City (4 links)
- Cushion tire (4 links)
- The Wheel. - San Francisco Chronicle, 17 Nov 1886 (4 links)
- W. M. Hunt (4 links)
