The Cycle Age And Trade Review, Vol 23, No 81

Articles in this issue

• National Tube Works Too Busy for Bicycle Tubing

  Report that the National Tube Works is so overwhelmed with orders for structural steel that it cannot take on new contracts for bicycle tubing.

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• Cleveland's Fifty-Four Small Assemblers

  Detailed survey of the fifty-four small bicycle assemblers operating in Cleveland, collectively producing four to five thousand machines per year, with a complete list of all firms.

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• Passing of the Riding School in Minneapolis

  Feature on how the once-thriving bicycle riding school business in Minneapolis has declined as cycling has become a commonplace skill.

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• Overman Resumes at Twenty-Eight Dollars

  News that the Overman Wheel Company has resumed production and is offering its machines at the new low price of twenty-eight dollars.

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• Combine Cannot Control the Trade

  Analysis examining how many independent makers remain outside the American Bicycle Company and why they represent a genuine competitive threat.

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• Independent Makers' Output

  Comparative capacity figures showing that independent manufacturers collectively equal or exceed the combine's production potential.

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• Pastime and Sport

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

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