Cycling Magazine, Vol 51, No 2630
Articles in this issue
- p. 1
A.C. Davison continues a technical discussion of bicycle gearcase design and maintenance.
- p. 3
An editorial urging cycling club committees to look beyond routine in planning their annual programmes, suggesting that variety and surprise in run destinations will maintain members' enthusiasm better than simply repeating last season's precedents.
- p. 3
A technical article correcting the dangerous dirt-track style cornering being imitated by young urban cyclists, explaining the correct technique of swaying the hips inward while keeping the shoulders upright to maintain control on slippery surfaces.
- p. 3
A note on experiments using nitrogen instead of air to inflate giant motor tyres, reporting that nitrogen's absence of oxygen and moisture slows ageing of rubber considerably, with interest for cyclists in any future application of the principle.