La revue des échanges de roues et de cyclisme . er gar-ter, qui consiste en une simple bande de sangle de frottement. À cet égard, il diffère la boutLittle des autres, mais la boucle est si con-structed que toute tension est permise en aninstant, n'a pas de griffes exposées à déchirer andis absolument sans ressorts. L'ouvrier-navire sur le jarretière est du meilleur et de toute couleur peut être eu. Dans la sangle de fil lisle, le prix est de 10 cents et en soie de 25 cents. VINGT-QUATRE YARDS DANS UN PAQUET. Si l'expérience dans la fabrication de cordes de wovenbraid de toutes les descriptions va pour l'attaque, le cordon de garde-robe qui est en cours de commercialisation par le

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The Wheel and cycling trade review . er gar-ter, which consists of a simple band of rub-ber webbing. In this respect it differs butlittle from others, but the buckle is so con-structed that any tension is allowable in aninstant, has no exposed prongs to tear andis absolutely without springs. The workman-ship on the garter is of the best and anycolor can be had. In lisle-thread webbing theprice is 10 cents and in silk 25 cents. TWENTY-FOUR YARDS IN A BUNDLE. If experience in the manufacture of wovenbraid cords of all descriptions goes for aught, the dress-guard cord which is being marketedby the Royal Braid Company, Williamsport, Penn., should be in brisk demand. The Royalcord is furnished either in silk or cotton stockof any pattern or weave, and manufacturersdesiring a particular shade can easily be ac-commodated. Jobbers, too, will find this asalable article, as it is made up in twenty-fouryard length bundles, enough for stringing awheel and some to spare in case of accidents. 1896. 55 Highest Grade. Highest Price. s>. s> In 1897 critical riders will look for a pedal as durable as the balance of the bicycle. This means nuts for us. In the origination of the RECORD I»E)I>J^I^ we had durability in view all the time. No tortured and crystalized sheet steel for us, but solid forgings, andsolid forgings mean lasting results. Higher cost, Mr. Manufacturer, but then (your experience will enable you to finish the sentence). RECORD PEDAL MANUFACTURING CO., 239 COLUMBUS AVENUE, BOSTON, MASS. Kindly mention The Wheel. TWO IN READING. Reading-, that good old Pennsylvania Dutchtown, is becoming very much of a cyclingcentre. Conservative methods have madethe business profitable for those already en-gaged, and now two new concerns are aboutto take a hand. The Reading Cycle Manu-facturing Company, Tenth and Exeterstreets, incorporated some little time ago, aregetting ready for 97 trade. Their plant iswell adapted for the purpose, the machin-ery being new and everything el

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