The Cycle Age and Trade Review, Vol 22, No 61
Articles in this issue
- Alarm from German agents who face a boycott by domestic customers for selling American bicycles, threatening their livelihoods.
- Discussion of patent and trade dress strategies for protecting proprietary bicycle pedal designs from imitation.
- Encouraging report from the Australian market showing recovery in bicycle sales and improving terms for American exporters.
- Continuation of the technical series on the immersion brazing process for bicycle frame construction.
- Report on A.G. Spalding's refusal to accommodate jobber demands, insisting on selling bicycles through his own preferred channels.
- Summary of recently granted patents in the bicycle and motor vehicle sectors.
- Report on a major commercial transaction involving motor vehicles, signaling growing confidence in the automobile industry.
- Feature on the growing popularity of cycling in Florida, describing roads, conditions, and local club activities.
- Racing results and club news from cycling organizations across North America.