Present-day bicycle boom revived by history and medicine
A columnist recollects a July ride and a news article on bicycle culture from the 1890s. The essay traces medical views from Dr. Paul Dudley White to recreational cycling, noting debates on health benefits, dangers, and the shift from adult use to a child’s toy after 1903.
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