The Cycle, Vol 1, No 26
Articles in this issue
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Wm. Read and Sons advertise the Royal Mail with Trigwell's Ball-Bearing Head, citing testimonials from Furnivall, Hawley of the L.B.C., Harry Jones of the Haverstock C.C. (8,241 miles last year), and C.T.C. secretary Shipton, all declaring it the most valid modern cycle improvement, with a few second-hand Royal Mails also in stock.
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Gormully and Jeffery close volume 1 of The Cycle by repeating the three dealer testimonials for the American Safety from Dayton, Indianapolis, and New Haven, guaranteeing the $76 machine as the easiest running bicycle produced, with their Chicago catalogue available free.
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W. B. Everett and Co. repeat the Apollo's world road record and promote Singer's Straight Steerer as the great hit of the season, with the Apollo touted as the lightest bicycle on the market without sacrificing rigidity.
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The Coventry Machinists Co. close the volume with their advertisement for the new Marlboro Tandem, the latest and fastest on the market, backed by F. W. Allard's N.C.U. five-mile championship and one-mile tricycle record wins on Marlboro Club machines.
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Freeman Lillibrige of Rockford, Illinois, advertises the only saddle adjustable in both front and rear height, length, and width, with a comfortable coasting plate and bifurcated seat, nickel-plated at $5.00 with special styles for safeties and the Star.