The Bulletin And Good Roads, Vol 27, No 7
Articles in this issue
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A reader shares the potash and soda method for stripping old enamel from a bicycle frame cleanly and cheaply before repainting, with warnings about common mistakes.
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Correspondents debate the merits of using light oil versus heavier grease for lubricating bicycle chains, with most experienced riders favoring oil for cleanliness and chain longevity.
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An illustrated article explains how detachable chain links allow a rider to make field repairs to a broken chain in minutes without special tools.
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An inventor presents a new rear brake mechanism that applies pressure more evenly across the tire than existing designs, promising better stopping power on steep descents.
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The chairman of Niagara County's side-path commission reports on the first full year of operation, detailing miles constructed, revenue collected, and the public reception of the dedicated cycle paths.
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Readers debate whether side-paths should be funded through per-use tolls or annual bicycle license fees, weighing administrative simplicity against rider convenience.