The Cycle Age And Trade Review, Vol 20, No 17
Articles in this issue
- p. 1
Southern cycle trade has seen the number of dealers halved and each remaining dealer now carries fewer lines, concentrating on one high-grade make plus cheaper models, with manufacturers offering special terms for exclusivity.
- Energetic Store Methods: Shrewd Denver Managers
Denver's largest department store has successfully popularized a previously disfavored bicycle by mounting 200 employees on it and signing the most popular local racer as a spokesman.
- p. 2
British financier E. T. Hooley's proposed company to exploit the hydraulic tube-jointing process receives sharp criticism from engineers who doubt the commercial viability of the system.
- p. 3
Analysis of the legal framework governing installment bicycle sales and the rights of dealers when buyers default on payments.
- p. 3
Report on the reception of American single-tube tires in European and colonial markets.
- Export Shipments
New York correspondent reports current week's bicycle export figures including $60,000 to Hamburg and $21,000 to London.
- p. 14
Third in a series of practical guides for bicycle retailers on creating effective seasonal advertising.
- Para Rubber Scarce
Report on tightening supplies of Para rubber from Brazil and the effect on bicycle tire prices.
- Canadian Racing
Coverage of the Canadian bicycle racing season, results, and notable riders.