The Cycle Age And Trade Review, Vol 22, No 72

Articles in this issue

  • Report on department stores seeking bicycle repair work at discounted prices, competing directly with specialist repair shops.

    p. 2
  • Analysis suggesting the bicycle combine, once formed, will face an initial chaotic scramble to establish orderly operations.

    p. 3
  • Survey of the wide variation in bicycle repair charges across different dealers and regions, calling for greater standardization.

    p. 8
  • Further installment in the ongoing technical series on the immersion brazing process for bicycle frame construction.

    p. 6
  • Trade Association Booming in Minneapolis

    Report that ninety-five percent of Minneapolis bicycle dealers have joined the local trade association and agreed on standard repair prices.

  • Update on the Spalding bicycle combine, with accountants now examining the books of factories under option.

    p. 1
  • Direct editorial advice to bicycle dealers on business practices, pricing strategy, and handling competition.

    p. 10
  • Technical description of a new internally geared two-speed rear hub, giving riders the ability to change gearing without altering the drivetrain.

    p. 16
  • Practical tips for bicycle mechanics on diagnosing and fixing common mechanical faults.

    p. 14
  • Racing results and club news from cycling associations across North America.

    p. 22