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- Not a run, but rather a "climb and coast" - Mon, Nov 16, 1891, Page 3, San Francisco Chronicle (11 links)
- THE WHEELMEN. - The San Francisco Call, 08 Jun 1895 (11 links)
- Petaluma (11 links)
- Carl Marty (11 links)
- N. A. Robinson (11 links)
- BICYCLE-RIDING. Meet on the Point Lobos Road, and Formation of a Club - Fri, Nov 29, 1878 - Page 3 - San Francisco Chronicle (11 links)
- J. C. Smith (11 links)
- L. S. Leavitt (11 links)
- THE CALL Bicycle Club (11 links)
- Blind run (11 links)
- R. C. Woodworth (11 links)
- A. W. Morgenstern (11 links)
- M. M. Cook (11 links)
- E. J. Smith (11 links)
- H. W. Squires (11 links)
- E. L. Peterson (11 links)
- AMONG THE WHEELMEN - J. B. Carey Rides the First Century. - The Question of Race Meet Dates. - San Francisco Chronicle, 26 Jan 1895 (11 links)
- B. D. Blakeslee (11 links)
- G. Navlet (11 links)
- T. Alboselle (11 links)
- Baseball (11 links)
- 100-mile relay race from San Francisco to Oakland (11 links)
- C. Goodwin (11 links)
- H. Caloway (11 links)
- J. D. Cardinell (11 links)
- F. W. Ray (11 links)
- W. Maack (11 links)
- J. C. Williamson (11 links)
- Emile Agraz (11 links)
- Reliance Wheelmen (11 links)
- Thomas R. Knox (10 links)
- C. W. Hammer (10 links)
- Frank Waller (10 links)
- San Leandro (10 links)
- Unfrequented Bicycle Roads in the Vicinity of San Francisco - The San Francisco Call, 18 Apr 1897 (10 links)
- Joe Rose (10 links)
- L. R. Larzalere (10 links)
- Bay City wheelmen (10 links)
- Category:1896 annual 100-mile relay race (10 links)
- AN APPEAL FOR BITUMEN. - San Francisco Chronicle, 06 Sep 1895 (10 links)
- Wilbur Edwards (10 links)
- G. Frost (10 links)
- H. C. Owens (10 links)
- R. H. Magill, Jr. (10 links)
- R. Coulter (10 links)
- Edgar Curtis (10 links)
- John Breuner (10 links)
- Columbus Waterhouse (10 links)
- H. C. Finkler (10 links)
- NEW FIVE-MILE RECORD. - Charles S. Wells' Fast Ride Over the San Mateo Course - The San Francisco Call, 10 Jun 1895 (10 links)
