Vol 22, No 63
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The Cycle Age and Trade Review 22, no. 63 (1899). cyclearchive.com, https://cyclearchive.com/magazines/the-cycle-age-and-trade-review/vol22-63/
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Articles in this issue
- News of the consolidation of saddle makers into the American Saddle Company, capitalized at two million dollars.
- Correspondence from Sweden describing the reception of American bicycle components by local assemblers and dealers.
- New installment of the immersion brazing series, describing the Welland-Vale furnace and its application in bicycle frame manufacture.
- Editorial and trade discussion calling for standardized freight rates on bicycle shipments across rail carriers.
- Report on proposals by shipping companies to pool international freight rates for bicycles and cycle parts.
- Reports from cycle agents across the country expressing confidence in strong spring and summer sales volumes.
- Summary of newly granted patents in the bicycle and cycling accessory trades.
- Overview of recently filed patents relating to motor carriage design, powertrains, and steering mechanisms.
- Technical investigation into the causes and consequences of heat buildup in bicycle drive wheel rims under sustained use.
- Report on French experiments using alcohol as a fuel for small motors applied to bicycles and light vehicles.
- Racing results and club news from cycling organizations.