The Cycle Age And Trade Review, Vol 22, No 57
Articles in this issue
- p. 2
Assessment of the potential market for American bicycles in Cuba following the end of the Spanish-American War.
- p. 3
Additional trade views on the merits and drawbacks of holding cycle exhibitions.
- p. 3
Update on the Humber bicycle company indicating its financial difficulties are resolving without major disruption.
- p. 8
Criticism of the high express delivery charges that dealers and manufacturers must pay to ship bicycle parts and finished machines.
- p. 1
Report on the failed vote to dissolve the National Cycle Board of Trade, which fell seventeen ballots short of the required majority.
- New England Dealers and Chainless Bikes
Survey of New England cycle dealers expressing optimism about consumer demand for the new chainless bicycle models.
- p. 2
Correspondence report on the state of the bicycle market in Italy and opportunities for American manufacturers.
- p. 12
Discussion of the technical and commercial challenges still facing manufacturers of motor-assisted cycles.
- p. 10
Summary of recently granted patents relevant to the bicycle and motor vehicle industries.
- p. 24
Roundup of racing news and club activities from cycling organizations.