The Cycle Age and Trade Review, Vol 22, No 74
Articles in this issue
- Report confirming that Dunlop's core tire patents have survived legal challenge and remain valid protection.
- Reports from Milwaukee and Cleveland confirming that warm spring weather has triggered strong bicycle sales demand.
- Investigation revealing that Spalding bicycles were being sold in Philadelphia without name plates, with a detective inquiry confirming the deception.
- Additional installment of the long-running technical series on immersion brazing for bicycle frame joints.
- Practical guide to effective bicycle shop window displays designed to attract passing customers into the store.
- Technical discussion of methods for reducing bicycle frame weight without sacrificing structural strength.
- Ongoing coverage of the wide disparity in repair charges across the trade, with more examples reported from dealers.
- Description of the manufacturing process for bicycle cyclometers used to measure distance traveled.
- Discussion of consumer and racer demand for ever-higher gear ratios and faster bicycle performance.
- Racing results and club news from cycling associations.