Cyclo Gear Co 1937 Advertisement — Is Your Bicycle Complete?

Advertisement 1937 1 page England

Source: Disraeli Gears (Mike Sweatman), "The Cyclist September 1937 - Cyclo advert". The Cyclist, September 1937.

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MarqueCyclo Gear Co
TypeAdvertisement
Year1937
PublisherCyclo Gear Co. Ltd
CountryEngland
LanguageEnglish
Pages1
SourceDisraeli Gears (Mike Sweatman), "The Cyclist September 1937 - Cyclo advert". The Cyclist, September 1937.
CreditMike Sweatman, Disraeli Gears
IdentifierPermalink https://www.disraeligears.co.uk/site/the_cyclist_september_1937_-_cyclo.html
TranscriptionTranscribed by eye

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IS YOUR BICYCLE complete? The modern bicycle seems strangely " naked " if it hasn't CYCLO GEAR. Indeed, a machine without CYCLO seems almost out of date. Watch out for them on the road—the CYCLO user is recognisable at a glance. See him quick off the mark in the traffic, effortlessly eating up the miles …

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[A drawing of a road bicycle above a large stylized rear derailleur, sprockets and chain, with a small figure in shorts pointing at a slanted caption.]
IS YOUR BICYCLE complete?
The modern bicycle seems strangely ” naked ” if it hasn’t CYCLO GEAR. Indeed, a machine without CYCLO seems almost out of date. Watch out for them on the road—the CYCLO user is recognisable at a glance. See him quick off the mark in the traffic, effortlessly eating up the miles on the open road, snicking into low and riding the ” unrideable ” one in ten with untiring ease.
Follow the lead of 98% of the Cycle Manufacturers at Earls Court and FIT
CYCLO
GEAR
Write for the 56-page CYCLO Booklet on variable gearing—it’s FREE
THE BICYCLE WITH THE QUALITY SPECIFICATION ALWAYS INCLUDES CYCLO
CYCLO GEAR CO. LTD · POTTERS HILL ·
BIRMINGHAM · 6 ·

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