The Cycle, Vol 1, No 25
Articles in this issue
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Wm. Read and Sons publish an extensive array of testimonials for the Royal Mail's Trigwell Ball-Bearing Head, which requires lubrication only once every thousand miles, was fitted to G. P. Mills' Land's End to John o'Groat's record machine, and which Wheeling magazine says enjoys complete unanimity of praise from all who have tried it.
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The Cycle office sells the much-enlarged second edition of J. G. Dalton's cycling verse anthology, 160 pages elegantly bound, described as the standard and only book of thoroughgoing cycling verse comparable in art to the first-rate poets.
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Gormully and Jeffery repeat the three unsolicited dealer testimonials for the American Safety at $76, guaranteeing it absolutely as the easiest running bicycle in the world with their new July catalogue available free.
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A. W. Gump of Dayton, Ohio, advertises his patented bicycle stand and camp stool which converts from a cleaning stand to a stool and folds into a small space, adjustable to any size bicycle and weighing five and a half pounds at $2.00.
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H. B. Smith Machine Co. continues to advertise the Star bicycle's outstanding safety record with best road records for 50 and 100 miles, world safety records from 1 to 20 miles, first American machine over 20 miles in the hour, and three L.A.W. championships in 1885.