The Cycle Age And Trade Review, Vol 23, No 89
Articles in this issue
- p. 1
Report that companies including Lozier, Monarch, and Ames and Frost remain unhappy with the American Bicycle Company's terms and may not finalize their participation.
- Colonel Pope's Conservative View
Statement from Colonel George Pope advising that it will take eighteen months to two years before the combine operates smoothly, and that independent competition will remain significant.
- American Exhibits Abroad Proposed
Proposal from Vice Consul General Hanauer in Frankfurt for the United States to hold migratory commercial exhibitions in foreign countries to boost bicycle and goods exports.
- Canadian Combine Rumors
Report on persistent rumors that Canadian bicycle manufacturers are planning their own consolidation to compete with American imports.
- p. 2
News from Dublin about a company producing Volenite, a material said to be indistinguishable from rubber and suitable for manufacturing bicycle inner tubes and tires.
- p. 1
Collection of statements from various American Bicycle Company members and directors expressing their views on the combine's prospects and policies.
- Company Policy Yet Undecided
Report that despite the combine's formation, no formal decisions have yet been made on officers, directors, pricing policy, or how individual factories will be managed.
- p. 11
Racing results and club news from cycling organizations.