The Cycle Age And Trade Review, Vol 22, No 62

Articles in this issue

  • Further installment of the technical series, this time covering the portable furnace used in the immersion brazing method.

    p. 12
  • Reassuring report that despite earlier threats, the boycott of American cycle agents in Germany has not seriously damaged trade volumes.

    p. 8
  • Technical description of a new machine tool designed to cut bevel gears more quickly for use in chainless bicycles.

    p. 9
  • Report on legal proceedings in which B.F. Goodrich seeks to have a receiver appointed to manage the troubled Humber company.

    p. 1
  • Rights of Creditors Under Bankruptcy Act

    Legal analysis of what rights creditors hold over a debtor's assets under the new federal bankruptcy law.

  • Preview of the forthcoming New York bicycle show, including likely exhibitors and highlights expected on display.

    p. 10
  • Description of experimental vehicles powered by compressed air, examined as potential alternatives to gasoline motors.

    p. 28
  • Editorial arguing that bicycle repair shops gain little from staying open late, as consumer demand is concentrated in daylight hours.

    p. 9
  • Digest of new patents filed in the bicycle and motor vehicle industries.

    p. 24
  • Racing results and sporting news from the cycling community.

    p. 36