The Cycle Age And Trade Review, Vol 22, No 58

Articles in this issue

  • Report on how foreign buyers and agents are evaluating the quality and value of American-made bicycles compared to European competition.

    p. 2
  • Statistical comparison of American bicycle exports across recent years, showing trends in volume and key destination markets.

    p. 3
  • Report on a labor union ruling that bicycle frames cleaned with acid cannot receive the union label, affecting manufacturing practices.

    p. 1
  • Holiday Trade Brisk in Philadelphia

    Correspondence from Philadelphia reporting strong consumer demand for bicycles during the holiday gift-buying season.

  • No Pool Among Tire Makers

    Report confirming that despite rumors, pneumatic tire manufacturers have not formed a price-fixing pool.

  • Discussion of profitable ancillary services and products that bicycle dealers can add to their core business.

    p. 8
  • Technical article on the use of electric current in the heat-tempering of steel bicycle components.

    p. 12
  • Analysis of the design and engineering requirements that successful motor carriages must satisfy.

    p. 16
  • Comparative examination of the practical and economic advantages of motor vehicles over horse-drawn transport for urban use.

    p. 18
  • Digest of recently granted patents in cycling and motor vehicle technology.

    p. 13
  • Racing results and sporting news from cycling clubs and associations.

    p. 28