The Cycle Age And Trade Review, Vol 22, No 68
Articles in this issue
- p. 2
Optimistic survey from a traveling salesman reporting strong dealer interest and rising consumer demand heading into the spring season.
- p. 3
Report on Kirk Brown assuming management control of a major bicycle company or dealership network.
- p. 3
Follow-up from Denver dealers reporting that market conditions are recovering after a period of oversupply.
- p. 6
Continuing installment of the technical series on the immersion brazing process for bicycle frame construction.
- p. 1
Report on a Buffalo department store beginning to manufacture its own branded bicycles to compete directly with established dealers.
- Curbstone Agents Becoming Extinct in Paducah
Report from Paducah, Kentucky noting that unlicensed street-level bicycle sellers are disappearing as legitimate dealers strengthen.
- p. 10
Technical article examining how wheel diameter affects bicycle stability, handling, and rider comfort.
- p. 14
Discussion of how pneumatic tire pressure and saddle design contribute to rider comfort over rough roads.
- p. 16
Assessment of whether motor-powered cab services are yet ready to displace horse-drawn cabs in city transport.
- p. 20
Racing results and club news from cycling organizations.