The Cycle Age And Trade Review, Vol 22, No 53
Articles in this issue
- p. 2
Argument that effective trade organization and marketing could smooth out the traditional winter slump in bicycle sales.
- p. 3
Editorial debate on whether the bicycle trade should form a loose informal association rather than a rigidly structured body.
- p. 3
Report from the Swedish cycle market describing an oversupply of machines that is depressing prices and discouraging new orders.
- p. 8
Coverage of proceedings and debate surrounding the potential dissolution of the National Cycle Board of Trade.
- p. 10
Technical article on the use of tempered iron castings in bicycle frame and component manufacturing.
- p. 16
Practical advice for bicycle dealers and manufacturers on selecting competent and reliable staff.
- p. 16
Trade news about the activities and business dealings of the Stanley Brothers, prominent figures in the early motor vehicle industry.
- Monarch Cycle Company Mail Fraud Swindle
Expose of a fraudulent scheme operating under the name of the Monarch Cycle Company, defrauding customers through the mail.
- p. 14
Summary of newly filed and granted patents relevant to the bicycle and cycling accessory trades.
- p. 24
Roundup of recent cycling races, club events, and recreational riding news from across North America.