The Cycle Age And Trade Review, Vol 22, No 75
Articles in this issue
- p. 2
Report on English bicycles being detained at customs or in storage, disrupting the supply of imported machines to American dealers.
- p. 3
Correspondence from Iowa dealers reporting a strong opening to the spring bicycle selling season.
- M&W Sued for Slander
Report on a legal action brought against the M&W company alleging it made false and damaging statements about a competitor.
- p. 6
Advice on effective showroom layout and merchandising techniques for bicycle dealers.
- p. 1
Alarm from Philadelphia dealers unable to find enough skilled bicycle mechanics to meet peak-season repair demand.
- Factory Tandems in Strong Demand
Report on unexpectedly high consumer interest in factory-produced tandem bicycles built for two riders.
- Coleman's Option Withdrawn from Spalding Combine
Breaking news that R.L. Coleman has withdrawn his factory option from the Spalding bicycle combine negotiations.
- p. 11
Detailed schedule of standardized bicycle repair charges agreed upon by the Philadelphia dealers' association.
- p. 10
Technical discussion of how front and rear wheel diameter proportions affect bicycle handling and performance.
- p. 18
Description of an early two-wheeled motor vehicle design, an ancestor of the modern motorcycle.
- p. 24
Racing results and club news from cycling organizations across the country.