The Cycle Age And Trade Review, Vol 25, No 152

Articles in this issue

• Tire Men Are in Session: Troubled by the Price Question and Unable to Reach Any Satisfactory Solution

  Tire manufacturers gathered at the Waldorf for three days of conferences with Colonel Dodge over Tillinghast license price restrictions, focused on the narrow dispute over unguaranteed tire pricing and pre-existing blanket contracts, but failed to reach agreement, with Dodge maintaining he could not alter license terms without consent from all parties.

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• Forming Board of Trade: Californians Who Have Suffered Will Organize

  San Francisco Bicycle Board of Trade directors visited Oakland and secured dealer signatures for a new Oakland bicycle board of trade, while coast trade awaited 1901 prices and samples before booking business, and Los Angeles dealers investigated motorcycle lines during eastern buying trips.

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• Truly Adjustable: Features of the Cooper Bar Even Extend to the Factory — New Home in Fenton

  The Cooper Handle Bar Co. relocated its adjustable handlebar manufacturing plant from Detroit to Fenton, Michigan, where local citizens had organized to attract the factory, with orders on hand promising a steady production run for the coming bicycle season.

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