The Bulletin And Good Roads, Vol 27, No 6
Articles in this issue
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An editorial urges local L.A.W. chapters to form closer ties with road improvement associations, arguing that cyclists and farmers share a common interest in better public highways.
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A correspondent reports that using wider tires and rolling the roadbed significantly improved the surface quality of a Springfield road, offering a practical demonstration of road science.
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A new British invention—a decorative yet functional dress guard attached to the rear wheel—is described as a practical solution for ladies who wish to ride without modifying their clothing.
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A mechanically-minded reader explains the step-by-step method for adjusting bicycle bearings to eliminate play without over-tightening, extending the life of both wheel and hub.
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The exceptionally well-maintained roads of Lower Merion Township, Pennsylvania are attributed to supervisor A.J. Cassatt's rigorous methods, held up as a model for other townships to follow.