Fabric-backed map showing cycling routes throughout NSW, 1902. There is a key to abbreviations on the bottom right of the map, which notes the terrain as L. - Level, U. - Undulating, U. H. - Undulating to Hilly, H. - Hilly, V. H. - Very Hilly, ACCO. - Accommodation. There are six inset diagrams for specific locations. These are titled: 'Touring Centres: Maitland & Singleton - Pretty Country and Fine Roads', 'Touring Centres: The Garden of N.S.W., Lovely Illawarra - Hilly Roads but Magnificent Scenery', 'Map of West North West and South West Districts, Queensland', 'Touring Centres: Bathurst & Orange - Grand Country and Excellent Roads', 'Touring Centres: Goulburn and Yass - Fine Country and Good Roads', and 'Roads Leading from the City to Parramatta, Liverpool & Georges River'. The back of the map features advertisements from various companies, most notably for bicycles, beer and schnapps. The map unfolds from a protective book. The book is covered in a green fabric and has an image on the front of an older man in a suit with a bicycle standing near a bridge. The front cover notes J. Pearson as the 'Captain Suburban Bicycle Club'. The back cover is an advertisement for his shop the 'Athlete's Outfitters' in the King Street Arcade, Sydney. There is another image on the back depicting a man wearing a 'cycling suit' similar to the one shown on the front.