CTC Gazette, Vol 1905, No 11
Articles in this issue
- The editor outlines the CTC's detailed submission to the Royal Commission on Motor Cars, advocating dust nuisance regulations, safe passing distances for cyclists, and corner-cutting prohibitions, while calling for a Central Highways Department.
- A summary of key cycling news and club events for November 1905.
- Reviews of cycling-related publications and books.
- F. H. Leeds reports on a German trial comparing acetylene generating lamps, generators and projectors for motor-cars, gives practical advice on avoiding leaks and vibration damage in lamp design, and adds notes on braces and a tribute to the late rubber-tyre chemist Dr Carl Otto Weber.
- Part I of John Ll. Warden Page's cycle-touring account of Brittany, describing St Malo's ramparts and the tomb of Chateaubriand, the road through Dinan and Tréguier, Morlaix's viaduct and old houses, and the cathedral town of St Pol de Léon and Roscoff.
- Notes on motor cycle developments and news from the motorcycling world.
- A touring narrative or route guide describing the historic road between Bristol and Exeter.
- A dramatic Alpine cycling narrative describing the crossing of the Col du Lautaret in France.
- Technical articles on cycle mechanics, maintenance, and equipment.
- Report of the Special General Meeting covering decisions on the amateur definition and subscription rules.
- The editor's replies to member queries.
- Listings of forthcoming group tours and rides.
- Reports from CTC district associations around the country.