The Cycle Age And Trade Review, Vol 23, No 88
Articles in this issue
- p. 1
Report from Minneapolis where the cycle dealers' association has decided that racing sponsorship costs more than it returns in sales and business will not support future race events.
- Great Season for Tacoma
Report from Tacoma, Washington where dealers sold a record 2,350 bicycles in the season, the busiest in the city's history.
- German Bicycle Exports Growing
Statistical report showing German bicycle exports to Austria, Scandinavia, and other markets have grown substantially while imports from America and Britain have fallen.
- p. 2
Coverage of the informal meetings of American Bicycle Company principals in Chicago to discuss organizational matters after the New York conference.
- Low Prices Stimulate Trade
Report from Middletown, Connecticut showing that reduced bicycle prices have converted former renters into buyers, boosting overall sales.
- Novel Advertising on a Chimney
Description of a circus-style advertising stunt in Washington involving a cyclist riding a home trainer mounted on top of a two-hundred-foot chimney.
- Demand for Tandems
Report from an eastern dealer on increasing demand for tandem bicycles, though rental prices have fallen significantly from two years earlier.
- p. 2
Report that key American Bicycle Company principals have gathered in Chicago for a series of confidential meetings to finalize organizational details.
- p. 16
Racing results and club news from cycling associations across North America.