This game is quite similar the McLoughlin's 1891 classic Bicycle Race. Though there are at least two other games by Mc Loughlin with similar titles documented (Game Of Bicycle Race, 1895, and Bicycle Racing, 1900), this one seems to have been overlooked by historians (probably mistaken for his classic "older brother").

Unfortunately, my copy of the game is in poor condition. I just have the top of the box, which has the rules on the back, and the board (that presumably used to be the bottom of the box).

 

 

If we compare this board to the one in Bicycle Race, we see that the main differences are in the track. Here we have a 50-square track. We only find two race incidents: "SPILL (Lose 1 Turn)", and "LOST PEDAL (Lose 1 Turn)". Curiously, the squares marked "START" and "FINISH" are 23 (or 27 depending on where you start your count) squares away from each other. I would have expected them to be separated by a half-lap (25 squares).

By the way, both games are the same size (roughly 49 x 26 cm, that is, 19" x 10")

 

 

The rules are also simpler than Bicycle Race's. Each player controls just one cyclist (instead of three), and it is simply a "roll and move" (in this case, "spin and move") game.