The Wheel and cycling trade review . land, Jamaica, Switzerland, Greece, Victoria, Germany, Belgium, Bahama Islands, Austria, Russia, New Zealand, Denmark, Spain, Cuba, Hungary, Servia, Queensland, Norway, Portugal, British Guiana, Roumania, Poland, Tasmania, ALSO A selected number of foreign buyers resident in the principal cities throughout Europe. ALSO A selected list of exporters of bicycles resident in JVew York. All of the firms whose names are listed in this book are houses of first-class reputation. India, Japan, S. Australia, China, Burmah, Transvaal W. Australia, Barbados, Cape Colon
The Wheel and cycling trade review . land, Jamaica, Switzerland, Greece, Victoria, Germany, Belgium, Bahama Islands, Austria, Russia, New Zealand, Denmark, Spain, Cuba, Hungary, Servia, Queensland, Norway, Portugal, British Guiana, Roumania, Poland, Tasmania, ALSO A selected number of foreign buyers resident in the principal cities throughout Europe. ALSO A selected list of exporters of bicycles resident in JVew York. All of the firms whose names are listed in this book are houses of first-class reputation. India, Japan, S. Australia, China, Burmah, Transvaal W. Australia, Barbados, Cape Colony, Egypt. Ceylon, Trinidad, Straits Settlements, Algiers, Natal, Antigua, Java, Mexico. Grigualand, West, BOOK NOW READY. Published by F. P. PRIAL, 88 West Broadway, New York. MADE OF BICYCLE BRONZE. Several new features are incorporated inthe Turner compression clamp, manufacturedby the Turner Brass Works, Chicago. In-stead of a drop forging, bicycle bronze is usedin its construction, which is fully equal instrength, it is The sides of the Turner clamp are of gradu-ated thickness, being slightly tapered fromthe centre to the ends. This shape puts thestrength where it ought to be and makes aperfect bearing, so that when the clamp iscompressed, it tightens up evenly all aroundthe tube. This construction makes a tighterclamp on the fork stem, it is claimed, thanis possible to get with any drop forging. Another excellent feature is the ball andsocket bearing of the bolt and clamp, whichprevents the head of the bolt breaking off,as often happens with the drop forgingclamps. The shoulder on the bolt and coun-terbore of the clamp are on the same curve,thus making a perfect seat, stronger andmore durable than the drop forging and per-mitting the bolt to be tightened up snugwithout breaking. WHERE HAS HE GONE? Ernest. W. Fellows, formerly a bicycledealer in One-hundred-and-twenty-fifth-st.,between Fifth and Lenox avenues, NewYork, agent for the Majestic line of wheelsand Hulb
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