Index of Contents by Weekly Issue
There is also a 1907 Alphabetical Index
Leaderette : OUR FIFTH YEAR. A Resume ot Last Year’s Competitions 1-3
Club News 3
Occasional Comments. By Ixion 4
Passenger Motor Cycles at the Stanley (Illustrated) 5-6
PR0GRE5S! OR 29 YEARS AGO. By Anode (Illustrated) 7-8
Sparklets (Illustrated). 7-8
How to Tune Up a 3½ h.p. Minerva (Illustrated] 8
MOTOR CYCLING NOTES PROM CENTRAL AFRICA. By Mlungual (Illustrated) 11-12
The Motor end the Motorman. By L. Etherege 12
Letters to the Editor (Illustrated) 13-14
The Specific Gravity ol Petrol 17
Recent Patents. By E. W. Waltord (Illustrated) 20
Leaderette : THE 1907 COMPETITIONS 21-22
A tricar towing a sleigh (Illustration)
A Continental tour on motor bicycles. By A. Candler
Sparklets Illustrated! 23-25
BUTT-ENDED TUBES. By B. H. Davies 28
The 1907 JAP Engines (Illustrated) 31
Recent Patents. By E. W. Walford (Illustrated) 40
Adjustable Pulley and* Harris Spring Attachment (Illustrated) 42
A CONTINENTAL TOUR ON MOTOR BICYCLES. By A. Candler (Illustrated! 43-45
The Motor Cycle In Business Journeys 46-47
CHAIN DRIVE. By B. H. Davies 48-49
Current Chat (illustrated) 50-51
Occasional Comments. By Ixion 52
Letters to the Editor (Illustrated. 53-56
The Nala Twe-speed Hub Gear (Illustrated) 56
questions and Replies 67-63
Leaderettes: HANDICAPS OR FORMULA Lubrication 59-60
ODDS and ENDS
Sparklets 63-65
Occasional Comments. By Ixlon 55
THE LUBRICATION OF AIR-COOLED MOTORS 57
The Care of Ball Bearings 68
Accumulator Terminals
Questions and Replies 76-77
Recent Patents (Illustrated) 78
Leaderette : THE AUTO CYCLE CLUB AND THE UNION 79-80
Odds and Ends. By Alletle 80
A Continental Tour on Motor Bicycles. By Arthur Candler (Illustrated) 81-88
A Two-cycle Motor Attachment 83
Chain Drive 84
Occasional Comments. By lxion 85
THE NEW RILEY FOUR-WHEELER (Illustrated) 86
A Village Sensation. By Clarence Pooling (Illustrated) 87-88
Current Chat 89-90
THE A.C.C. QUARTERLY RELIABILITY TRIALS (Illustrated) 91-92
Letters to the Editor 98-95
Questions and Replies 96
Odds and Ends. By Ailette 97-98
An Automatic Motor Horn (Illustrated) 98
A SUGGESTED MOTOR CYCLE TOUR TO DAUPHINE. By
E. Douglas Fawcett (Illustrated) 99-101
A Medium Lightweight. A New Design (Illustrated) 101
Our Petrol Supply 102
Occasional Comments. By Ixion 103-104
The Management of Accumulators 104
IDEAS AND EXPERIENCES OF TWO-SPEED GEARS FOR MOTOR BICYCLES 105-107
The Crystal Palace Motor Show 107
Current Chat 108-109
Club News 110
Letters to the Editor (Illustrated) 111-113
THE YEAR’S MOTOR CYCLE RECORDS 114
Questions and Replies 115-116
Leaderette : The Organisation of Motor Cyclists 117
LUBRICATION. By " Economy " 118-119
An Eight-cylindered Racing Motor Bicycle (Illustration) 119
A SUGGESTED MOTOR CYCLE TOUR TO DAUPHINE. By E. Douglas Fawcett (Illustrated) 120-122
Occasional Comments. By " Ixion " 123
Crystal Palace Show Notes (Illustrated). Leeds Motor Cycle Club 124
A Handy Motor Cycle Stand (Illustrated). A Mechanical Fastening for
Tyres (Illustrated). Interesting Experiments with Sparking Plugs 125
A Geared Starting Handle (Illustrated) 126
Chain Drive : B. H. Davies Replies 127
Current Chat (Illustrated) 128-129
Club Notes. The Manchester Show 130
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR 131-133
Sur la Route. By " Bougie." 134
Questions and Replies 135-136
A 6 h.p. Motor Bicycle for Lord Tollemache (Illustration) 136
Motor Cyclists I have Met. By An Old Hand. No. 1.—The Repairer 137-138
THE AUTO CYCLE INTERNATIONAL TOURIST TROPHY RACE. 139
Auto Cycle Club News 139
The A.C.C. Silencer Trials 139
THROUGH KENT ON A SIDECAR (Illustrated) 140-141
The Theory of Silencing (Illustrated' 142-143
Sparklets 142-143
The Latest Anglian Two-speed Gear 144
The Edinburgh Show 144
Australian Motor Cycle Record 145
The Motasocoche Motor Bicycle 145-146
Occasional Comments. By " Ixion " 147
Current Chat 148-149
Club News 150
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR 151-153
Questions and Replies 154-155
Recent Patents. By Eric W. Wallord 156
Leaderettes: The Future of the A.C.C. Hlll-cllmblng Competitions.. 157-154
THE BUILDING OF THE "TRIKE" (Illustrated) 158-159
Through Kent on a Sidecar (Illustrated) 160-162
The Service Company's Motor Cycle Show (Illustrated) 162-163
The Brown Motor Bicycles 163
A Crying Need. By "lxion" 164
KOTOR CYCLISTS I HAVE MET. No. II—The Novice 16S-1B6
Practical Hints 166
Occasional Comments 167
Current Chat 188-169
Lewishham A.C. River Hill CUntb. List of Entries 170
Club News 170
Letters to the Editor (Illustrated) 171-173
Questions and Replies (Illustrated) 174-175
Recent Patents 176
Leaderette : The T.T. Motor Cycle Race. The Weight to be Carried 177-178
The Cost of Running a Light Tricar (Illustrated) 178-179
An Accumulator Jack 179
THE A.C.C. SILENCER TRIALS (Illustrated) 180-182
An Interesting Silencer 182
Occasional Comments. By " Ixion " 183
MOTOR CYCLISTS I HAVE MET. The Maker 184-185
The Character of the Ignition Spark 185
Current Chat 186-187
LEWISHAM A.C. RIVER HILL CLIMB (Illustrated) 188-189
Club News 190
Letters to the Editor 191-193
A Trial Run on a N.S.U 194
Springing Devices 194
Questions and Replies 195-196
Leaderettes : Motor Cycle Taxation. The Organisation of Motor Cyclists 197
A TOUR CN A LIGHT TRICAR (Illustrated) 198-200
Still Another Silencer 200
Occasional Comments. By " Ixion " 201
MOTOR CYCLISTS IN WARFARE, by A. H. Trapmann. Sparklets.. 202-203
SUGGESTED MOTOR CYCLE IMPROVEMENTS 204-205
Motor Cyclists I Have Met. By an Old Hand 206-207
The Vuia Aeroplane {Illustrated} 207
Touring Recollections Round Hampshire (Full-page Illustration) 208
Current Chat (Illustrated) 209-210
Club News 211
Motor Murmurs. A SUGGESTED VARIABLE GEAR, by H. G. Bell 212
Letters to the Editor (Illustrated). 213-215
Questions and Replies 216-217
Recent Patents. O’Gorman’s Motor Pocket Book 218
AUTO CYCLE CLUB SILENCER TRIALS. Judges’ Awards (Illustrated) 219-220
The Motor Cycle Tourist Trophy Race 220
Magneto Ignition. Care of the Simms-Bosch Machine. By B. H. Davies 221-222
A GIANT THREE-WHEELER (Illustrated) 223
Occasional Comments. By " Ixion " (Illustrated) 224
Motor Cyclists I have Met. No. 5.—The Trade Rider 225-226
Chaster as a Centre for Motor Cycling (Full-page Illustration) 227
Motor Murmurs 228
A Suggested Variable Gear 228
Current Chat (Illustrated) 229-230
Club News 231-232
SUR LA ROUTE. By Bougie 232
Letters to the Editor 233-235
Questions and Replies 236-237
Recent Patents 238
Leaderettes: OUR FOURTH BIRTHDAY. Roadside Curiosities 239
The French Reliability Trials. M.C.C. Opening Run 240
THROUGH BELGIUM AND THE ARDENNES (Illustrated) 241-243
Motor Cycle Control. By A. Alex. Moodie 244-245
Sparklets 244-245
Occasional Comments. By " Ixion " 246
AN AUTOMATIC CARBURETTER (Illustrated) 247
35 Miles an Hour up 1 in 4i (Illustrated) 24S
The Benefits of Motor Cycling 248
A New Vindec Model. Repairing Punctures at Night. The Advance Motor Bicycles and Tricars 249
RIDING HINTS 250
An Extraordinary Incident 250
Current Chat (Illustrated) 251-252
Club News (Illustrated) 253-254
Letters to the Editor 255-258
Questions and Replies 259-260
MOTOR BICYCLE AND CAR DRIVING 261
Through Belgium and the Ardennes (Illustrated) 262-264
The Auto Cycle Club Council Annual General Meeting 265
Marseilles Motor Cycle Race 265
Occasional Comments 266
A CUBICAL CAPACITY TABLE 267
THE MAGNETO’S GRUMBLE 268
Current Chat (Illustrated) 269-270
Motor Cycles at the Vienna Exhibition (Illustrated) 271-272
Club News 272
THE COURSE FOR THE TOURIST TROPHY RACE 272
Letters to the Editor 273-275
Questions and Replies (Illustrated) 276-277
Recent Patents 278
Repairing Cracked Cylinders (Illustrated) 278
Leaderettes : TOURIST TROPHY REGULATIONS. The Recent Holiday 279-280
Riding Hints—Attention to the Tyres 280
THE INTER-CLUB MEET AT RICHMOND (Illustrated) 280-281
ON TOUR WITH NEW MOUNTS 282-283
Newcastle and District M.C.C. (Illustration) 283
Lincolnshire M.C.C. Hill Climb 284
To Cheddar and Back with the Motor Cycling Club (Illustrated) 285-286
Views of Sharponhoe Hill, near Luton 286
Occasional Comments. By " Ixion " 287
Current Chat (Illustrated) 288-289
Club News 290-291
MOTOR CYCLES AT THE CORDINGLEY SHOW 292
Letters to the Editor 293-295
Motor Cycle Racing at Canning Town 296
Questions and Replies 297-298
The International Auto Cycle Tourist Trophy Race 299
Electric Ignition. Battery v. Magneto (Illustrated) 300-301
THROUGH BELGIUM AND THE ARDENNES (Illustrated) 302-303
Occasional Comments. By " Ixion" 304
DEPOSIT IN CYLINDERS 305
Sur la Route. By Bougie 306
Touring Recollections (Full-page Illustration) 307
Current Chat (Illustrated) 308-309
HERTS A.C. HILL-CLIMBING COMPETITION 310-311
Club News 312
Letters to the Editor 818-315
The Care of Rubber and Canvas Belts 316
Questions and Replies 317-318
THE AUTO CYCLE CLUB SIXTH QUARTERLY TRIALS 319-320
A Two-seated Obus Tricycle (Illustration) 320
Electric Ignition 321-322
Current Chat (Illustrated) 323-324
Motor Cycle Taxation (Illustrated) 325
Occasional Comments. By " Ixion " 326
A TRICAR FOR THE PEKIN TO PARIS TOUR (Illustrated) 327
Lubrication 328
THE M.C.C. SHARPENHOE HILL CLIMB (Illustrated) 329-331
Club News (Illustrated) 331-332
Letters to the Editor 333-335
Questions and Replies 336-337
Recent Patents 338
The Kerry-Ablngdon Two-speed Motor Bicycle (Illustrated), 338
EXPERIENCES WITH A POWERFUL TRICAR. By B. H. Davies 367-369
Among the Lanes, Alleford, Somerset (Illustration) 369
Phanomen Motor Bicycles (Illustrated) 370
The Newcastle M.C.C. Slow Hill Climb (Illustrations) 370
Occasional Comments 371
Current Chat (Illustrated) 372-373
Sparklets (Illustrated) 374-375
ECONOMY IN PETROL CONSUMPTION. By J. van Hooydonk 374-375
How to Reach the Grand Prix Course 376
BOHEMIAN M.C. RACE MEETING AT CANNING TOWN (Illustrated) 377-378
Club News (Illustrated) 379-380
THE INTERNATIONAL AUTO CYCLE TOURIST TROPHY RACE.. 380
Accumulator cr Magneto ? 381
Letters to the Editor 382-384
Questions and Replies 385-386
THE BROOKLANDS RACING TRACK (Illustrated) 387-389
International Cup Race 388-389
THE INTERNATIONAL MOTOR CYCLE TOURIST TROPHY RACE
(Illustrated) 390
Occasional Comments. By " Ixion " 391
Current Chat (Illustrated) 392-393
Looking Back. By Anode 391
A Detachable Secondary Tricar Frame (Illustrated) 395
Leeds M.C.C. Hlll-climb. Sunderland and District M.C.C. The Thomas Silver Motor Bicycle 396
ESSEX M.C. OPEN HILL CLIMB (Illustrated) 397-398
Club News (Illustrated) 399-400
M.C.C. LONDON TO EDINBURGH RUN 400
Letters to the Editor 401-403
Questions and Replies (Illustrated) 404-405
Reeent Patents. By E. W. Walford 406
Leaderettes: The London to Edinburgh Ride. Withdrawals from the T.T. Race 407-408
THE INTERNATIONAL AUTO CYCLE TOURIST TROPHY RACE. 408
INTERCHANGEABILITY OF TYRES (Illustrated) 409
Occasional Comments (Illustrated) 410-411
Map of the Proposed A.C.C. Six Days’ Reliability Trials 411
Club News (Illustrated) 412-413
Current Chat (Illustrated) 414-415
Letters to the Editor (Illustrated) 416-418
La Moto-Reve (Illustrated) 419
A New Type of Belt Fastener. A Neat Handle-bar Switch 419
Questions and Replies (Illustrated) 420-421
Recent Patents (Illustrated) 422
FOUR-PAGE SUPPLEMENT-THE M.C.C. LONDON TO EDINBURGH 24 HOURS’ RUN (Illustrated).
Leaderette : RELIABILITY 423
Bexhill Motor Cycle Races (Illustrated) 424
LONDON TO EDINBURGH AND BACK 425
A Honeymoon on a Motor Cycle and Sidecar (Illustrated) 426-427
Occasional Comments (Illustrated) 428-429
THE APPLICATION OF THE GYROSCOPE TO MOTOR BICYCLES (Illustrated) 430
Accumulator or Magneto? 431
Current Chat (Illustrated) 432-433
Club News (Illustrated) 434-436
Letters to the Editor (Illustrated) 437-439
Adjustable Pulleys. By " Ixlon" 440
Questions and Replies (Illustrated) 441-442
The International Motor Cycle Tourist Trophy Race is taking place as the greater part of this issue is being printed, but we
hope to publish the results with this issue in the form of a
single page loose supplement.
THE TOURIST TROPHY RACE. Detailed Report by our Special Correspondent (Illustrated) 443-448
In and About Peel, Isle of Man (Illustrations) 449
Various Useful Tips 449
Dustless Roads (Illustrated) 450
Occasional Comments. By " Ixlon " 451
Current Chat (Illustrated) 452-453
M.C.C. MEMBERS’ HILL CLIMB AT SHARPENHOE 454-455
A Friction Disc Clutch 455
Club News (Illustrated) 45u
Letters to the Editor 457-4aJ
Questions and Replies (Illustrated) 460-461
Recent Patents 462
SUTTON BANK. By B. H. Davies (Illustrated) 463-465
The Insurance of Motor Cyclists 466
Sidecar Trials in Austria (Illustrated) 466
Battery or Magneto? By J. van Hooydonk 467
Club Competitions 468
The 1¾ h.p. F.N. Lightweight 468
IN BRITTANY WITH A MOTOR CYCLE AND CAMERA 469-470
Occasional Comments 471
THE APPLICATION OF THE GYROSCOPE TO MOTOR BICYCLES 472
Current Chat (Illustrated) 473-474
Club News (Illustrated) 475-476
Letters to the Editor (Illustrated) 477-479
Questions and Replies (Illustrated) 480-481
Recent Patents 482
Motor Cycle Tourist Trophy Race (Interesting Details) 482
An Economical Lubricant 482
Leaderettes: Club Competitions. Cyclists’ Touring Club Wrangle 488-484
Cheddar Gorge in the Mendip Hills (Illustration) 484
IN BRITTANY WITH A MOTOR CYCLE AND CAMERA (Illustrated) 485-487
35 Miles up 1 in 44 (Illustrated) 487
The Highest Public House in England (Illustrated) 487
Speed and Hill-climbing Trials Near Munich 488
Occasional Comments. By " Ixion " (Illustrated) 489
Current Chat (Illustrated) 490-491
Questions and Replies (Illustrated) 492-493
Club News (Illustrated) 494-496
Preparing for the Summer Tour. By B. H. Davies 497-498
Letters to the Editor 499-501
The Daily Press Again 502
Recent Patents 502
Leaderettes: NEXT YEAR'S T.T. RACE. Rushing Hills 503-504
The Tourist Trophy Race 504
THE A.C.C. ANNUAL HILL CLIMB (Illustrated) 505-508
Reflections on Goggles 508
The Otto Two-speed Gear 508
Occasional Comments. By " Ixion " (Illustrated) 509
Current Chat (Illustrated) 510-511
Questions and Replies (Illustrated) 512-513
Club News (Illustrated) 514-515
Leeds M.C.C. Leeds-Edinburgh and Back Reliability Trial (Illustrated) 516
ESSEX M.C. 200 MILES NON-STOP RUN (Illustrated) 517-518
Letters to the Editor 519-521
Opening of the Brooklands Racing Track. Map Showing Routes and Distances to the Course 522
MOTOR CYCLE CAMPING. By F. Horsfleld (Illustrated) 583-534
The A.C.F. Paris-Ostend-Paris Reliability Trial (Illustrated) 525
Occasional Comments. By " Ixion " 526
THE ACTION OF THE GYROSCOPE ON MOTOR BICYCLES 527-528
The Roc Two-speed Geared Hub 528
Periodical Attention to a Motor Cycle 528
A Piccadilly Relic In the Country. Porlock Hill Succumbs to a Motor Cycle. Hill Climbing (Illustrated) 529
A COIL IN THE MAKING (Illustrated) 530-531
Sparklets 530-531
Questions and Replies (Illustrated) 532-533
Current Chat (Illustrated). 534-535
Newcastle to Edinburgh and Back Reliability Trial (Illustrated) 536
Motor Cycle Union o( Ireland Inter-centre Contest (Illustrated) 537
Club News (Illustrated) 588-539
Letters to the Editor (Illustrated) 540-542
THE A.C.C. SIX DAYS’ RELIABILITY TRIALS 643
Sur la Route. By " Bougie " 544
THROUGH THIRTY-FOUR COUNTIES ON A SIDECAR. By E. Vincent Legge, M.A., M.D. (Illustrated) 545-547
Occasional Comments. By " Ixion " 548-549
Synchronising the Sparks (Illustrated) 549
A COIL IN THE MAKING (Illustrated) 550-551
Sparklets 550-551
Current Chat (Illustrated) 552-553
Club News (Illustrated) 554-555
Letters to the Editor (Illustrated) 556-55S
Questions and Replies (Illustrated) 559-560
Leaderette: PROTECTION V. FREE MUD 561-502
The K.D. Lightweight Motor Bicycle (Illustrated), 562
The Use of Oil Squirts on Motor Cycles. A Satisfactory Belt 562
TO BROOKLANDS ON A MOIOR CYCLE 563-564
The Motorist’s Farewell to His Steed 564
Current Chat (Illustrated) 565-566
Through Thirty-four Counties on a Sidecar. By E. Vincent Legge,
M.A., M.D. (Illustrated) 567-568
Questions and Replies (Illustrated) 569-570
Occasional Comments. By " Ixion " 571
Club News (Illustrated) 572-573
ESSEX M.C. ANNUAL RACE MEETING (Illustrated) 574-576
Letters to the Editor (Illustrated) 577-579
Sutton Bank Conquered 580
THROUGH THIRTY-FOUR COUNTIES ON A SIDECAR. By E. Vincent Legge, M.A., M.D. (Illustrated) 581-583
Motor Cyclists on the Banking at Canning Town (Illustration) 583
More About Sutton Bank (Illustrated) 584
Current Chat 585-586
POWER IN HILL CLIMBING 587-588
Questions and Replies (Illustrated) 589-590
The Latest Rex Single-cylinder Model (Illustration) 590
Occasional Comments 591
Club News (Illustrated) 592-593
COVENTRY M.C. HILL CLIMB AT NEWNHAM (niustrated) 594-595
NEWCASTLE AND DISTRICT M.C.C. HILL CLIMB (Illustrated) 595-596
Important Meeting o£ Northern Motor Cyclists at Durham 596
Letters to the Editor 597-599
THE PYRENEES : An Ideal Touring Ground. By Dr. H. Manus
(Illustrated) 601-603
A Handy Passenger Motor Cycle 603
THE NUMBER OF MOTOR CYCLES REGISTERED 604-605
The Griffon Motor Cycles (Illustrated) 605
Occasional Comments (Illustrated) 606
The Lincolnshire Motor Cycle Club Hill Climb at Lambcroft Hill (Illustrations) 607
Current Chat (Illustrated) 608-609
Club News (Illustrated) 610-611
M.C.C. TEAM COMPETITION (Illustrated) 612-613
THE A.C.C. 24 HOURS’ RUN TO PLYMOUTH AND BACK (Illustrated) 614
Letters to the Editor 615-617
Recent Patents (Illustrated) 618
THE PYRENEES : AN IDEAL TOURING GROUND. By Dr. Hugh McManus (Illustrated) 619-622
A Magneto Mystery. By Mrs. Edward Kennard 622
Occasional Comments. By " Ixion " 623
TIPS FOR MAGNETO USERS 624
Hull Auto Cycle Club’s Hill-climbing Competition (Illustrations) 625
Current Chat (Illustrated) 626-627
Club News (Illustrated) 628-629
A SATISFACTORY TWO-SPEED GEAR. By B. H. Davies 630
Change Speed Gears (Illustrated) 631
Competitors in the Newcastle and District M.C.C. Hill Climb (Illustration) 632
The Local Expert 632
A Trio of Minerva Riders in the Circuit des Ardennes Race (Illustration) 632
Letters to the Editor (Illustrated) 633-635
Questions and Replies 636-637
Recent Patents 638
The Automobile Handbook 638
Leaderette PROPOSED A.C.C. REFORM 639-640
THE ORGANISATION OF MOTOR CYCLISTS. By G. J. Wilkinson 641
Current Chat (Illustrated) 642 643
Occasional Comments 644
THE PYRENEES : An Ideal Touring Ground. By Dr. Hugh McManus (Illustrated) 645-647
Questions and Replies (Illustrated) 648-649
Club News (Illustrated) 650-651
THE A.C.C. ANNUAL RACE MEETING AT CANNING TOWN (Illustrated). A.C.C. Six Days’ Reliability Trials (Details). The Muratti Trophy Trial (Illustrated) 652-654
Letters to the Editor (Illustrated) 655-657
Speed Trials at Portmarnock 658
Leeds M.C.C. London and Back Ride 658
Fuller’s Midget Coil 658
Leaderettes: A TRAVESTY OF JUSTICE. The Organisation of Motor Cyclists 659-660
THE PYRENEES. An Ideal Touring Ground. By Dr. Hugh McManus (Illustrated) 661-662
Occasional Comments. By " Ixion " 663
The A.C.C. Race Meeting. A Comparison of Time: 684
The Berlin Post Office and Motor Tricycles (Illustrated) 664
Auto Cycle Club News 665
Speed Limits in Scotland 665
Current Chat 666-667
Questions and Replies (Illustrated) 668-669
Club News (Illustrated) 670-671
THE A.C.C. SIX DAYS’ RELIABILITY TRIALS. Weighing In and the Official Start (Illustrated) 672-674
The Organisation of Motor Cyciists 674
Letters to the Editor (Illustrated) 675-677
THE GRIFFIN MOTOR CYCLE TWO-SPEED HUB (Illustrated) 678
MOTOR BICYCLING FOR LADIES (Illustrated) 679-680
A Light and Efficient Tricar 681
The Organisation ol Motor CyeLsu 681
Current Chat (Illustrated) 682-683
Occasional Comments. By " Ixlon " 684
Questions and Replies (Illustrated) 685-686
After Seven Years’ Service (Illustration) 686
THE A.C.C. ANNUAL SIX DAYS’ TRIALS (Fully Illustrated) 687-695
Club News (Illustrated) 696-697
The Organisation ol Motor Cyclists, by G. J. WilKinson (hon. sec. Lincolnshire M.C.C.) 697
Letters to the Editor 698-700
LEADERETTE : THE A.C.C. SIX DAYS’ RELIABILITY TRIALS. SOME MECHANICAL NOTES 701-702
A Well-earned Rest (Illustration) 702
Occasional Comments. By " Ixion " (Illustrated) 703
Current Chat (Illustrated).. 704-705
Questions and Replies (Illustrated) 706
Letters to the Editor (Illustrated) 707-709
Club News (Illustrated) 710-711
THE COVENTRY MOTOR CLUB 100 MILES RELIABILITY TRIALS FOR PRIVATE OWNERS OF MOTOR BICYCLES (Illustrated).. 712-713
THE A.C.C. SIX DAYS’ RELIABILITY TRIALS. OFFICIAL LIST OF MARKS GAINED AND LOST. Entries for the A.C.C. Birdlip Hill Climb 713-714
The Auto Cycle Club 1,000 Miles Trials (Full Page Illustration) 715
THE AUTO CYCLE CLUB 1,000 MILES TRIALS. TABLE OF RESULTS 716-717
The Manchester M.C. Annual Motor Cycle Reliability Trial (Illustrated) 718
LEADERETTES: WHAT HAPPENS ON THE LINE. CLUB CONTESTS- 719
An Early British Motor Cycle (Illustrated) 720-721
Hydraulically Pressed Steel Pistons (Illustrated) 721
The Prim Motor Bicycle 721
Current Chat (Illustrated) 722-723
A.C.C. 1,000 MILES TRIALS. OFFICIAL LIST OF AWARDS 724
Occasional Comments. By " Ixion " 725
Questions and Replies (Illustrated) 726-727
Club News (Illustrated) 728-730
The Care of Piston Rings. By B. H. Davies 731
Sheffield and Hallamshire M.C.C. Propositions for the Conference 732
The Lloyd Motor Bicycle (Illustrated) 733
The Organisation of Motor Cyclists. By G. J. Wilkinson 733
Letters to the Editor 734-736
Leaderettes: THE ORGANISATION OF MOTOR CYCLISTS. The A.C.C. Hill Climb 737-738
The Mont Cenis Hill Climb 739
An Electrical Vulcaniser 739
THE CARDIFF MOTOR CLUB OPEN HILL CLIMB (Illustrated) 740-741
An Unpublished Magneto Tip 741
Current Chat (Illustrated) 742-743
The New Quadrant Motor Bicycle (Illustrated) 744
Questions and Replies (Illustrated) 745-746
Occasional Comments. By " Ixion " (Illustrated) 747
Club News (Illustrated) 748-749
MOTOR CYCLISTS’ CONFERENCE AT LINCOLN. Agenda. A FINAL WHIP, BY G. J. WILKINSON. Detail Arrangements 750-751
The New Gillett-Lehmann Carburetter (Illustrated) 752
The Organisation ot Motor Cyclists 753
Letters to the Editor (Illustrated) 754-756
HINTS AND TIPS FOR MOTOR CYCLISTS. By " Road Rider " 757-758
WANDERINGS IN HIGH PLACES. By E. D. Fawcett (Illustrated) 759-760
A New Rex Model (Illustrated) 761
Motor Cyclists and the A.A. 761
Letters to the Editor 762-764
Occasional Comments. By Ixion 765
A Quaint Inn Sign (Illustrated) 765
Current Chat (Illustrated) 766-767
C.ub News 768-769
Panoramic View of Mont Ventoux (Illustration) 768
THE CONFERENCE OF MOTOR CYCLISTS AT LINCOLN 769-772
Questions and Replies (Illustrated) 773-774
THE PROPOSED NEW UNION. BY G. J. WILKINSON 775
Group of Motor Cycle Club Members and Delegates at the Lincoln Conference (Illustration) 778
Motor Cyclists’ Conference at Lincoln. The Dinner 777
A New Carburetter (Illustrated) 777
WANDERINGS IN HIGH PLACES. BY E. D. FAWCETT (Illustrated) 778-779
Current Chat 780-781
HINTS AND TIPS FOR MOTOR CYCLISTS. BY ROAD RIDER 782
Occasional Comments. By " Ixion " - 783
Questions and Replies 784-785
Club News (Illustrated) 786-787
M.C.C. OPEN VARIABLE SPEED TESTS AT SHARPENHOE (Illustrated) - 788-789
Crank Case Relief Valves. By Walter Jamieson 790
A Strenuous Week End (Illustrated) 791
The New De Dion Plug (Illustrated) 791
Letters to the Editor 792-794
THE PROPOSED NEW UNION. SOME SUGGESTIONS. By John H. Hall, President Sheffield and Hallamshire M.C.C. 795-796
A Curious Motor Bicycle (Illustration) 796
The G.B. Light Tricycle (Illustrated). 797
Motor Cycle Lamps, by " Eclair" 797
WANDERINGS IN HIGH PLACES. By E. D. Fawcett (Illustrated), continued from 779 798-799
Current Chat (Illustrated) 800-801
HINTS AND TIPS FOR MOTOR CYCLISTS. By Road Rider 802
Occasional Comments. By " Ixion" 803
Questions and Replies (Illustrated) 804-805
Club News (Illustrated) 806-807
A.C.C. HILL CLIMB (Illustrated) 808-810
Letters to the Editor (Illustrated) 811-813
Recent Patents. By E. W. Walford 814
LAW AND THE MOTOR CYCLE. By E. A. C. Lloyd 815-816
Edinburgh to John-o’-Groat’s Motor Cycle Record 817
A Prehistoric Motor Paper-chase (Illustration).. 817
WANDERINGS IN HIGH PLACES. By E. D. Fawcett (Illustrated).. 818-819
Current Chat 820-821
Hints and Tips for Motor Cyclists. By Road Rider 822
Occasional Comments. By " Ixion " 823
Questions and Replies (Illustrated) 824-825
Club News 826-827
THE A.C.C. PENALTY RUN FINAL (ILLUSTRATED) 828-829
The Military Motor Cyclist 830
Letters to the Editor 831-833
Recent Patents 834
Leaderette: The Stanley Show 835
DOES AN AIR-COOLED ENGINE OVERHEAT? (Illustrated) 836-838
Wanderings in High Places. By E. D. Fawcett (Illustrated) 839-840
The Tricar : A Difference of Opinion 811-842
HINTS AND TIPS FOR MOTOR CYCLISTS. By Road Rider 842
Occasional Comments. By " Ixion " (Illustrated) 843
Questions and Replies 844-845
Current Chat (Illustrated) 846-847
Club News 848
The Necessity for an Auto Cycle Union 848
A.C.C. QUARTERLY AND CONSUMPTION TRIALS (Illustrated) 848-850
Letters to the Editor 851-853
Fifty Miles Road Race in Victoria (Illustrated) 854
A Carburetter with Five Controlling Levers (Illustrated) 854
LEADERETTE: THE SILENT MOTOR BICYCLE 855-856
Gallon hill Climb (Illustration) 856
Carbon Deposit 856
A Promising Variable Speed Pulley (Illustrated) 857-8j8
Wanderings in High Places. By E. D. Fawcett (Illustrated). Conclusion 859-861
A NEW BROWN AND BARLOW CARBURETTER (Illustrated) 861
Occasional Comments. By " Ixion " 862
The 9 h.p. Advance Tricar (Illustrated) 863
Tyre Repairs by Vulcan sing 863
Questions and Replies (Illustrated) 864-865
Current Chat (Illustrated) 866-867
Club News (Illustrated) 868
THE MEETING OF A.C.C. AND CONFERENCE COMMITTEES AT NOTTINGHAM 869
Benzol as a Fuel 869-876
Letters to the Editor 871-873
Hints and Tips. By Road Rider 874
Leaderette : MOTOR CYCLE COMPETITIONS : A SUGGESTION 875
PROTECTION v. FREE MUD (Illustrated) 876
Occasional Comments (Illustrated) 877
The Moto-Reve Motor Bicycle (Illustrated) 878
Questions and Replies 373-880
An Un-to-Date Motor Cycle House (Illustrated) 880
A Dav in Three Counties. By A. Alex. Mocdie (Illustrated) 881-882
PEBBLE HILL SURVEYED. Law and the Motor Cycle 882
To the Highest Inn by Motor Cycle (Illustrated) 883-884
Zenith Motor Cycles for 1908 (Illustrated) 884
Current Chat 885-886
Club News 887
ORGANISATION OF MOTOR CYCLISTS. By J. H. Hall 888
Letters to the Editor 889-891
Piston Valve Mechanism (Illustrated). Gear and Speed Diagram 892
SIDECAR SUGGESTIONS AND HINTS. By B. Richardson Billings (Illustrated) 893-896
The Organisation ot Motor Cyclists 896
INTERESTING SHOW ITEMS. THE OLYMPIA SHOW. THE STANLEY SHOW. FORECAST OF EXHIBITS (Illustrated) 897-900
Questions and Replies 901-902
The Elleham Motor Bicycle (Illustrated) 903-904
Protection v. Free Mud (Illustrated) 904
Current Chat (Illustrated) 905-906
Club News 907
Hints and Tips. By Road Rider 908
MOTOR CYCLING IN THE COLONIES. (Illustrated) 909
Letters to the Editor. (Illustrated) 910-912
MOTOR CYCLES AT THE PARIS SALON (Illustratedi 913-916
1908 Phoenix Models. Cambridge University M.C.C. (Illustration) 916
INTERESTING SHOW ITEMS. FORECAST OF THE MOTOR CYCLE EXHIBITS AT THE STANLEY SHOW (Illustrated) 917-919
Motor Cycle Exhibitors at the Stanley Show. Plans of the Agricultural Hall 920-921
Hints and Tips for Motor Cyclists. By Road Rider 922
Occasional Comments. By " Ixion " 923
The A.C.C. Council Meeting at the Stanley Show (Agenda) 924
Questions and Replies 925-926
BY MOUNTAIN, GLEN, AND LOCH (Illustrated 927-928
Current Chat (Illustrated) 929-930
Club News (Illustrated! 931-932
The Proposed Auto Cycle Union. A New C.A.V. Magneto (Illustrated) 932
Letters to the Editor 933-935
Recent Patents. By E. W Walford 936
LEADERETTE; 1903 TENDENCIES 937
By Mountain, Glen, and Loch (Illustrated) 938-939
Occasional Comments. By "• Ixion " ,. 940
MOTOR CYCLES AND ACCESSORIES AT THE STANLEY SHOW,] 941-9S0
A FULLY ILLUSTRATED DESCRIPTION OF THE EXHIBITS j 9 g60Current Chat (Illustrated; 951 952
THE A.C.C. COUNCIL MEETING AT THE STANLEY SHOW * 952 954
Letters to the Editor 961-962
The Stanley Show, November 1907
Leaderettes: THE STANLEY SHOW AND MOTOR CYCLES. How to Help the A.C.U 963-964
By Mountain, Glen, and Loch (Illustrated) 965-966
Occasional Comments. By " Ixion " 967
The Fatal Accident to Sir Henry E. Colvile (Illustrated) 968-969
Some Unreported Show Items (Illustrated) 969-970
INTERESTING ITEMS AT THE STANLEY SHOW (Illustrations) 970-972
Current Chat (Illustrated) 973-974
Club News (Illustrated) 975-976
A Beginner’s Experiences 976
Questions and Replies 977-978
The New J.A.P. Carburetter (Illustrated) 979
Letters to the Editor (Illustrated) 980-982
Leaderettes: THE A.C.U. AND SCOTTISH MOTOR CYCLISTS. THE 1908 T.T. 983-984
Motor Transport in the Egyptian Desert (Illustration) 984
Occasional Comments. By " Ixion " 985
Continental Pacing Motors. By Geo. A. Barnes (Illustrated) 986-987
SUGGESTIONS FOR THE T.T. RACE. By " Douglas " 988
SINGLE-GEARED MOTOR BICYCLES AT THE STANLEY. By B H. Davies (Illustrated) 989-992
Questions and Replies 993-994
Current Chat (Illustrated) 995-996
Club News. Thom Catchers 997
Hints and Tips , 998
Letters to the Editor , 999-1001
Recent Patents - 1002
Leaderettes: CYCLISTS AND MOTOR HORNS. HILL-CLIMBS VETOED 1003-1004
The Organisation ol Motor Cyclists. By John H. Hall 1004
Occasional Comments. By " Ixion " 1005PASSENGER MACHINES AT THE STANLEY. By B. H. Davies 1006-1007
A Remarkable Inn Sign (Illustrated) 1007
POINTS ON OVERHEATING. By A. J. Nevill 1008-1009
A Four-cylinder Tricar (Illustrated) 1009
Hints and Tips. By " Road Rider " 1010
Current Chat (Illustrated) 1011-1012
TOURING RECOLLECTIONS. FULL PAGE ILLUSTRATION 1013
Letters to the Editor (Illustrated) 1014-1016
Club News 1017-1018
The Motor Cycling Club Sixth Annual Dinner 1018
Questions and Replies 1019-1020
LIGHTWEIGHT MACHINES AT THE STANLEY. By B. H. Davies 1021-1022
The Motor Cycle GUderette. A Vision of 1920 (Illustrated) 1023-1024
Hints and Tips. By " Road Rider " 1024
Seized! By the Novice. A Poem 1025
WANTED! By Eric Phillips 1026-1028-1029
Full Page Illustration. Christmas Greetings from the Editor and
taff ol " The Motor Cycle " ,. 1027
A MOTOR CYCLING CATECHISM 1030-1031
Variable Gears (or Motor Bicycles. A Paper read by Mr. J. van
Hooydonk before Members of the A.C.U 1031-1032
Occasional Comments. By " Ixion " 1033
Current Chat (Illustrated) 1034-1035
Questions and Replies 1036-1037
Letters to the Editor (Illustrated) 1038-1040
