Vol 23, No 76
Cite this issue
Citation
The Cycle Age and Trade Review 23, no. 76 (1899). cyclearchive.com, https://cyclearchive.com/magazines/the-cycle-age-and-trade-review/vol23-76/
Page numbers are pages of the PDF, which can differ from the numbers printed on the page.
Articles in this issue
- Positive report from Salt Lake City where seven hundred machines were sold in April alone and trade continues to accelerate.
- Report on the reorganization of the St. Louis cycle trade board under new leadership, aiming to foster greater harmony and more vigorous advocacy among local dealers.
- Correspondence from Buffalo confirming an exceptionally busy spring bicycle selling season.
- Practical guidance for bicycle retailers on arranging showrooms and using window displays to attract and convert customers.
- Discussion of strategies for landing bicycle supply contracts with municipal governments and city departments.
- Warning from trade observers that overproduction and price cutting may lead to a serious commercial crisis in the bicycle industry.
- Technical examination of back-pedaling coaster brake mechanisms, discussing their design and practical reliability.
- Survey of recent developments in motor vehicle design and manufacturing across American and European producers.
- Racing results and club news from cycling associations across North America.
- Historical account of how military bicycles were employed during the Spanish-American War.