The Cycle Age and Trade Review, Vol 22, No 66

Articles in this issue

  • Report on Denver bicycle dealers alarmed by the oversupply situation, with thirty dealers serving a population of only one hundred and fifty thousand.
  • Account of competitive disputes between Buffalo cycle agents seeking to control exclusive sub-agency rights.
  • Survey of regional bicycle trade shows being organized in cities across the country to supplement the major metropolitan exhibitions.
  • Coverage of the opening of the Philadelphia cycle trade show, describing exhibits and attendance.
  • Report on plans for a special exhibition aimed specifically at New York retail dealers rather than the general public.
  • Review of updated standard repair price schedules being adopted by dealer associations in several cities.
  • Continuing installment of the multi-part technical series on immersion brazing methods used in bicycle frame manufacture.
  • Overview of production conditions and output levels at leading bicycle manufacturing plants.
  • Legal analysis of manufacturer liability when defective bicycle components cause injury to riders.
  • Correspondence from an English trade observer describing current conditions in the British bicycle market.
  • Racing results and club news from cycling organizations.