The Cycle Age And Trade Review, Vol 23, No 90

Articles in this issue

  • Feature collecting reports from independent bicycle assemblers around the country, describing their experiences building machines from parts and their plans to expand in the coming season.

    p. 1
  • Market report from Melbourne and Sydney describing competitive conditions, price lists from London Small Arms Company, and efforts to introduce American bicycle parts to the Australian trade.

    p. 1
  • Columbia Bicycle in Victoria

    Report on the establishment of a Columbia bicycle agency in Victoria, Australia, selling chain and chainless models at competitive prices.

  • To Sell American Parts in Australia

    Announcement that Melbourne importers are preparing to offer American bicycle component sets to Australian assemblers, priced at half the cost of English equivalents.

  • Advance coverage of preparations by cycle and motor vehicle manufacturers to exhibit at the 1900 Paris world's fair, with proposals for a dedicated cycling building.

    p. 2
  • Reports from bicycle manufacturers and dealers confirming that payments are being collected more easily this season than in previous years.

    p. 1
  • Early Closing in Minneapolis

    News that Minneapolis bicycle dealers have adopted a cooperative early-evening closing agreement, ending the practice of staying open until late at night.

  • Racing results and club news from cycling organizations.

    p. 19