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1910 The Motor Cycle: Index Jan-Jun

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  • Accident to a Motor Cyclist, A Fatal, Sup. Feb. 14th
  • Accumulators, Charging, 333
  • — Discharging Quickly, 249
  • — Double-purpose Accumulator, 570, 621
  • — Repairing, 188
  • — Sending by Rail, 68
  • — Storing, 420, 578
  • Acetylene Filters, 264
  • “Across the American Continent on a Motor Cycle,” by S. Bowmar, 178-181, 198-200, 244-246
  • — Border, by [[Allan Phillip, 20
  • Advertisers of Second-hand Machines, A Hint to, 306
  • Advice to Young Clubs, 401
  • Aeroplane Catalogue, The first, 124
  • Affiliation Question, Northern Clubs and the, by Geoffrey W. Liddle, 335
  • Africa, How Natives Transport a Motor Bicycle in (ill us.), 95
  • — Lady Motor Cyclist in Central, 94-96
  • Air Intakes, Suggestion for, 102
  • — Tubes, Another Reinforced Inner Tube, 78
  • Air-cooled Engine : How Long will it Run ? Sup. Feb. 28th
  • Alfreton and District M.C.C., Sup. March 14 th
  • All-weather Machines, Finish for, 111, 166, 230, 256, 282, 306
  • — Riding, 76
  • Smart Runabout for (illus.), 524
  • Tricycles for, 51
  • Aluminium, A Simple Process for soldering, 23
  • Amateur Camping Club, Sup. March 21st
  • — Records, 79
  • Amateurs, Prizes for, 586
  • America, “ Across the American Continent on a Motor Cycle,” by Stanley Bowmar, 178-181, 198-200, 244-246
  • — American Riders and their Amateur Status, 251
  • — British Magnetos in, 196
  • — “ Flying Squadron,” A Motor Cycle, Sup. Jan. 17th
  • — Largest Motor Cycle Factory, Sup. Feb. 21st
  • — Motor Cycle Design, Some Features of,
  • — Records, Sup. Jan. 24th, 31st, 146 193, 282, 308
  • — Reliability Trial in, 304
  • — Slight Tribute from, Sup. Jan. 17th
  • — Two-stroke Engines in, 114
  • — World’s Speed Record Claimed by, Sup. Jan. 3rd
  • Amman Valley and District M.C., 4»5
  • Amersham, A.C.U. Quarterly Reliability Trials, Scenes on the Test Hills, Rectory and Dashwood (illus.), 367
  • Amulree, Contour Section of, 85
  • — End-to-end Run, Sup. Jan. 17th, March 14th
  • — Hill-climb, 15, 53
  • — Kenmore Side, on the End-to-end Route, 275
  • — Six Days’ Trial, 125, 185
  • Anarchist, Motor Cyclist Taken for, Sup. Feb. 28th
  • Antananarivo, Madagascar, Racing on
  • — Motor Cycles at (illus.), Sup. Feb. 7th Apparel, Riding (illus.), 228, 229
  • Arbuthnot, Capt. Sir R. K., Signing the Sheet before Leaving Exeter (illus.), 269
  • — Winner of the Jarrott Cup, 301
  • Army, Motor Cyclists in the, Sup. Feb. 7th, 566
  • Aston Hill, Tring, Herts County A.C. Open Hill-climb, Sup. March 7th, 375
  • Aspatria College M.C.C., Cumberland, 350
  • Association of Motor Cycle Manufacturers and Traders, The, Sup. Jan. 24th
  • Attachments, Coupling, 71
  • — Respecting a Passenger Attachment, 163
  • Atlantic to the Pacific Coast by Motor Cycle, Sup. Feb. 28th
  • Atomiser, The De Beers, 196
  • Australia, High Prices for Motor Cycles in the South of, Sup. Jan. 24th
  • — Motor Cycle Condition in the Australian Bush, 89
  • — The Motor Cycle in the South Australian Bush (illus.), Sup. Jan. 3rd
  • Australian Record, Attempt on an, Sup. Feb. 7th
  • Austrian Motor Club Reliability Trial, 522
  • Auto Cycle Legion, Sup. March 7th Union, Affiliated Clubs and, Sup. Jan. 3rd
  • — — — Affiliations, Sup. Feb. 21st, 268, 350
  • Amulree and the Six Days’ Trial, 185
  • — — Congratulations to the, 413
  • — Decision to Limit Twin-cylinder
  • — Engines in its Competitions to 670 c.c., Sup. Jan. 3rd
  • — — Early Fixture of Principal Trial Dates, 9
  • — — Election of New Officials, 323
  • — — End-to-end Trials, 566, 587
  • — — Entries for the, Sup. Feb. 21st, March 7 th, 607
  • — — Entries for First Quarterly Trial, Sup. Jan. 24th
  • — Hill-climb, 268
  • — in the Isle of Man, 399
  • — Inter-club Championship, Sup. March 7th, 611
  • — — Its Formation and History, 40-43 Land’s End to John-o’-Groat’s
  • — Trial, Map of, 612, 613
  • Lecture by Capt. C. Battine, 300
  • Legal Department, Sup. Feb. 28th*
  • Auto Cycle Union, London Centre of the, Sup. March 14th
  • — Metropolitan Centre of the, 454, 514i
  • Midland Centre, 280, 326, 354
  • — New Committee elected, 296
  • — News, Sup. Jan. 10th Notes, Sup. Feb. 14th, March 7th, 397, 568
  • — Nottingham and District Motor Cycle Club, Sup. Feb. 7th
  • — Provincial Clubs and, 16, 3Q •
  • Quarterly Reliability Trials,'Sup.
  • Jan. 10th, 31st, Feb. 21st, March 7th, 93, 124, 132, 140, 141, 147, 165, 195
  • — Entries Analysed, Sup Feb. 7th, 325
  • — First Competitive 1910 (illus.), Sup. Feb. 7th, 81 V (illus.), 333, 367, 36 370, 3£
  • — ? — Judges’ Report, Suj, Feb. 14th
  • List of Marks a Official Awards, 406, 407
  • More Light on tl Sup. Feb. 28th
  • New and Old Patten Machines in, Sup. Feb. 7th, 352
  • Official Report a Results, 97, 98, 124, 144, 399
  • Quartette of Competitors in First (illus.), Sup. Jan. 31st
  • — — — — — — Regulations, 1
  • Results and Report 97, 98, 124, 144, 3
  • — Spring, The, 444
  • — Tuning-up for the, li
  • — — Uxbridge to Banbu and back, 369-372
  • — Records, 124
  • — Second Quarterly Trial of 191 3C
  • Seventh Annual Dinner, Sm Jan. 24th
  • — Six Days’ Trial, The 1910, 9, 614
  • Amulree and the, 125
  • Entries for the, 537 Preparations for ther 262, 263
  • Route Fixed, Sup. March 7 th
  • Special Permits, 268
  • — Suggestions for Hill Tests, 599
  • Trials, The, 264
  • Curtailment of Suggested, 238, 259
  • Automatic Carburation, 413
  • The Motor Bicycle and, 339
  • — Carburetters (see “ Carburetters ”)
  • A.O.I.V. Springs, 360
  • Automobile Club, Tenth Anniversary of t.h£~ 1,000 Miles Trial, 325 /
  • Auto-wheel, The, 419, 490
  • Auxiliary Exhaust Release, Sup. Feb. 21st, March 7th, 157, 256, 282, 306
  • Aviation Conversazione and Ball, Sup. Feb. 21st
  • Ayr and District M.C.C., 247, 280, 429, 564, 618, Sup. Jan. 24th, Feb. 28th
  • — Hill-climb, 429
  • Backfire into the Carburetter, A, 188
  • Back-rests for Motor Cyclists, 24, 89, 103, 546
  • Back Wheel of a Tricar, 265
  • Balanced Twin, 624
  • Balloon Expedition, Sup. March 14th
  • Barnes, F. W Accident of, 567
  • Vl8le of Ma11’ Snaefell Mountain Hili- climb in the (illus.), 528
  • on bis 3 4 h.p. Zenith Grachia (illus.), 4 25
  • Bath Cs'cling Club, .Affiliation to the A.C.U., 350
  • — — •- — Assembled Outside the Blath- wayt Arms (illus.), 619
  • —- — — Proposed Cycle Section, Sup.
  • March 7 th, 619
  • Pattery Ignited and Magneto Machines, j IIoxv to Prevent Explosions in the
  • / Silencer, 118
  • z Battine, CapL C.. Lecture on “The Rose or the Motor Cycle in Campaigning,”
  • Belt or Chain, 185, 569
  • Belts—Belt Jumping the Pulleys, 154, 409 — Care of 12
  • — Chain Belt, A New, 334
  • — Cure for Stretching of Leat her, 510. 578
  • — Detachable Belt Fastener, 460
  • — "Dressing for Leather, 334
  • — Fastener for Round Twisted, 246
  • — Fasteners, 67, 192, 246, 16. 460, 491, 516, 547, 600
  • - “ Gru- ” ra.dener, The, 192
  • ;MV to Keep Dry and Clean, 109, 166 -leather and Rubber Canvas. 127
  • - Lightweights, 16, 32. 89, 145
  • - Novel Beit Tip, A, 145 Other Topics and, 357
  • — Remover and Puncher, An Excellent, 334
  • — Return to Flat, Sup. Feb. 28th
  • — Rubber and Canvas r. Leather, 83, 156
  • — Sidecar and Other Matters, 307
  • — Stretching and Breaking, A Cure for, 329
  • — Tensioring Device, A, 309 Tight, 56
  • — Tightening, 84
  • — Twisted Belt on Lightweight, The, 9
  • — Leather Belt, The, 50 Wear of Canvas and Rubber, 356, 393, 600
  • Bennett. A. E., Lecture on “ Magneto Ignition,” Sup. Jan. 10th erizol. 359
  • - as Fuel, by J. Bellerby, 63, 81, 231
  • Berriedale Hill, Contour Section, 88
  • Bideford, Showing the Famous Bridge over the River Torridge (illus.), 315
  • Biggleswade, A Secret Check near (illus.), 277
  • Birmingham and District M.C.C., Sup. Jan. 10th, 24th, Feb. 7th. 21st,
  • March 7th, 21st. 173, 281, 302. 326, 354, 378, 380, 404, 430, 482, 593, 616
  • — Hill-climb, Competitors Comparing Watches at the Top of the Hill (illus.), 378
  • — Members at the Opening Run (illus.), 302
  • — Reliability Run to Lincoln and back, Competitors Assembling at the Starting Point (illus.), 515
  • — Exhibition at, 301, 334
  • Bishop Auckland, Darlington, and District M.C.. Sup. Feb 14th, 143, 173, 202, 303, 593
  • Black Enamel far all Weathers, 28
  • Board of Trade Returns, 424
  • Bohbett’s T.re Grip, 103
  • Bolton and District M.C.C., Sup. Jan. 24th 31st, 247, 326a, 455, 564. 565, 616
  • Boeder Bridge, Berwick-on-Tweed (illus.), 20
  • Bore-Stroke Ratio and Efficiency, by James L. Norton, 17, 47-50, 77, 90, (00, 131
  • Bosch Magneto, The New Ball Bearing, 67
  • Bournemouth. Centenary Fetes Sup. Feb. 21st, March 21st, 351
  • Boy Scouts, Inspection of. on Southsea Common (illus.), J 4 t
  • — — Searching a P. and M. Motor Cycle (illus.), 141
  • Bradbury and Co-, Ltd., Messrs., Successful 1916 Model, ID 1
  • ' ford-E d inb urgti and back Open Trial,
  • 607
  • 460
  • ‘elt Rim, 580
  • Bradford M.C.C., Sup. Feb. 21st, 143, 326, 404, 45-3, 538b, 618
  • Annual Open Hill-climb, 530 — Snapshot of, 570
  • —- — Ono of the Competitors in the 200 Miles Trial for the N.S.U. Cup (illus.), 444
  • — — to London and back 24 Hours’ Run,
  • 590 599 B ram son’s Folding Sidecar fitted to a.
  • Two-speed V.S. (illus.), 80
  • Bramson Home Garage Sidecar, The, 80 “ Breakdown ” Competition, A Motor Cycle (illus.). 113
  • Brewster, Accident to. 4 79
  • Bristol Bicycle and Motor Club. Sup. Feb 7th, March 14th, 326, 379
  • — Route to, 409
  • — to Bournemouth, 518
  • British Empire, Largest Indiarubber Manufacturers in the, 544
  • — Exports, 424, 567
  • — Isles, Contoured Motoring Map of the. 334
  • — - Machines, Exports of, 324, 424, 567
  • — Magnetos in the States, 196
  • — Motor Cycle Racing Club, Sup. Jan. 31st, Feb. 7th, March 7th, 173
  • — Affiliation to A.C.U., 268
  • — — — Brooklands Meeting as seen by our Artist (illus.), 425
  • — — .... First Members’ Meeting,
  • 240, 241, (illus.) Sup March 21st Fixtures, Sup. Jan. 24th
  • — — _ Meeting .at Brooklands, 374
  • — Open Race Meeting, 538 — Programme, The, 351
  • — Second 1910 Meeting,
  • 298, 326a, 342-344 — — — — Year of the, Sup. Feb. 21st
  • - Third 1910 Members’ Meeting. 376, 414, 415
  • — Success, 544
  • California, Orange-growing m, 245
  • Callander from the Bridge, Showing Beu
  • Ledi in the Background (illus.), 86
  • Cambridgeshire Motor Cycle Club, 281
  • — Opening Meet (illus. h 357
  • — Petrol Consumption Test, 455
  • Cambridge University M.C.C., Sui . Pel>. 11th, March J 4th
  • — Winners of the Inter-’Varsity Contest
  • — at Brooklands (illus.), 611
  • Camera and the Motor Cycle, 192
  • Canadian Roads, Motor Cycle for, 383
  • Canvas and Rubber Bolts. Wear of, 83, 307, 356
  • Cap, A Novel, 550
  • Capabilities and Possibilities, 385
  • Carbide, Economy in, 112
  • — Porous Bags for, 410
  • Carbon Brush, A Broken, 332
  • Carburation, Automatic, 339, 413
  • — .Lubrication and, 309
  • Carburetters, Adjusting and Testing, 36, 130
  • — Adjustments, Mints on, by B. H. Davies, 294, 295
  • — — Simplified, 44
  • — — Timing of Spark, 458
  • — — Tip, A, 297
  • — Air Intakes, 283
  • — Automatic, 264, 297, 308, 327, 356, 365, 387, 395, 420, 472. 490, 525. 547
  • — Backfire into, 188
  • — Blow-backs in the Carburetter, 233
  • — Dripping, 493
  • — Experience, A, 366
  • — Faulty Carburettor Adjustments, 249
  • — Flooding, 28
  • — Jet, De Beers, 196
  • — Petrol Gauge, 550
  • — Pistons, Jamming of, 517, 548
  • — Query, 333
  • — Replacing. 56
  • — Semi-automatic, 472
  • — Short Inlet Pipe and Standard Carburetter, 26
  • Cardiff M.C., Sup. Feb. 7th
  • Car Licence Covers a Motor Cycle, 411
  • Carn Brea., Redruth (illus.), 60
  • Carriage Tax, 621
  • Carrier. Suggested Toolbox and, 53
  • — Taking a Passenger on the, 83
  • —- Use of, 30
  • Caserta, King Bomba’s Pal#m° ae alius.), 389
  • Castle Hill and Dinham Bridge, Ludlow’ (illus.), 138
  • Cattle on the Road at Night, Disinterested View of the Situation, 532
  • Centaur Redivivus, The, .345
  • — Roadster Model, The New Pattern 3i h.p. (illus.), 436
  • Ceylon, Cost of Petrol it., 90
  • Cham Belt, A New, 334
  • — Drive, An Appreciation, 517
  • — or Belt, 185, 569
  • “ Chains tor Power Transmission,” by Alec S. Hill. 350
  • Checking in Reliability Trials, by Felix Scriven, 122. 151, 169, 194, 575, 576
  • Cheshire, Police Tactics in, 532
  • Chester Historical Pageant, 350
  • “ Clean ” Counties. 83
  • Cleanliness, 516
  • Climbing Abilities, Test of, 191
  • — Hills “ in less than no time,” Sup. Feb. 7th
  • Club Competitions, 230
  • — Life, 75, 109
  • — Problem, A, 283
  • — Secretaries, Notes for, 162, 518
  • Clutches, Dressing for, 334
  • — Fit ting' a Free-engine Clutch, 12
  • — Mabon Clutch, A Tip for the Users of the, 11
  • — Oiling, 56
  • — Uses of- 359
  • Clyde Motor Bicycle, The New, 118
  • Clyno. 6 h.p.. Tv in-cylinder, with Stevens M.O.I.V, Engine (illus.), 155
  • Cockshoot Lane, near Skipton (illus.), 593
  • Coils, Consumption and Dry Battery Ignition, 266
  • — Sparking at the High Tension Terminal
  • — Instead of at the Plug, 266
  • Coleshill and Water Orton, Constable Stationed at, 351
  • Collier, H. A., Interview with, 477. 478
  • Collier’s Choice for the T.T., 324
  • — Monoplane, 196 .
  • Colonies, Machines for the, 25, 251, 361
  • — Two Types of Machine in the, 20
  • Coloured Magneto Diagrams, 559
  • Combustion Heads, Detachable, 29
  • Comfort of Riding, Increasing the, 189
  • Competition Programme, The 1910, 57
  • Competitions, Long Distance, 586
  • — North of England, in the, 397
  • Compression, 170-172, 318-320, 409
  • — Absence, 493
  • — Curious Loss of, 188, 247
  • — Leakage of,. 266
  • — Loss of, 12
  • — Ratio, Variable, 311
  • — Restoring, 292
  • — Suggested Device for Varying, 550
  • Continental Touring, 594
  • Continent, Proposed Tour on the, 154
  • — Through Great Britain and the, by Dr. A. M. Webster, 462-465, 496-498
  • Contour Map, A New, 334
  • Cost of Running a Small Car, 55
  • County Council Regulations, Portable Sheds and, 540, 579
  • Coupling Attachment, Licence for the Use of, 12
  • Coventry and Warwickshire M.C., Sup. Jan. 24th, Feb. 7th, 14th, 21st, March 21st, 281, 326a, 355, 403, 455, 483, 538b, 565, 593
  • — Members Outside the Residence of the President (illus.), 281
  • — Military Motor Reconnaissance, 376, 398, 399, 426
  • North Wales, Run to,- 538b
  • — Winners of The Motor Cycle Cup (illus.), 584
  • Cowey Speedometer, Experience of the, 623
  • Crank Cases, Draining of Dirty Oil, 163 Heated, 189
  • — — Oily, 490
  • — — Swilling the, 28, 126
  • Crank Pins on Racing Machines, 580
  • Crankshafts, Ball Bearing, Sup. Jan. 3rd
  • Crowsley Spring Wheel Sidecar, Arrangement of (illus.), 596
  • Croydon, Alteration in Position of Ten-mile Speed Limit Signs, Sup. Jan. 10th
  • Cubical Capacity and Horse-power, 115, 131, 165

CURRENT CHAT—

  • Abbots Bromley, 586
  • Accessories and Equipment, Sup. March 14th Addresses Wanted, 351
  • Aeroplane Catalogue, The First, 124
  • Affiliations to the Governing Body, Sup. Feb. 21st, 350
  • Air-cooled Engine, How Long will it Run ? Sup. Feb. 28th
  • Amateurs, Prizes for, 586
  • America Claims World’s Speed Record, Sup. Jan. 3rd
  • American Records, Sup. Jan. 24th
  • America’s Largest Motor Cycle Factory, Sup. Feb. 21st
  • Amulree, Condition of, Sup. March 7th
  • Another Tourist Trophy for Twins, 533
  • Anything and Everything for a Motor Cycle, Sup. Jan. 24th
  • Association of Motor Cycle Manufacturers and Traders, Sup. Jan. 17th
  • Atlantic to the Pacific Coast by Motor Cycle, From the, Sup. Feb. 28th
  • Australian Record, Attempt on an, Sup. Feb. 7th
  • Auto Cycle Legion, Sup. March 7th
  • — Union, Affiliations, Sup. Feb. 21st, 28th, 268, 350
  • — Annual Dinner, Sup. Jan. 3rd, 10 th, 17 th
  • — General Meeting of the, Sup. Feb. 28th, 124
  • — — — Private Members, Sup. March 7th
  • — Report and Balance Sheet, Sup. March 21st
  • — — — End-to-end Trials, 566, 587
  • — Entries for First Quarterly Trial, Sup. Jan. 24th
  • — Hill-climb, 268
  • — Inter-club Championship, Sup. March 7th
  • — Lecture, 300
  • — Legal Department, Sup. Feb. 28th
  • — London Centre of the, Sup. March 14th
  • — . Notes, Sup. March 7th, 397
  • Nottingham and District
  • Motor Cycle Club and the, Sup. Feb. 7th
  • Quarterly Reliability Trials,
  • Sup. Jan. 10th, March 7th, 124
  • Auto Cycle Union Quarterly Reliability
  • Trials. Entries Analysed,Sup. Feb. 7th r Results, The, 124
  • — Second Quarterly Trial of 1910, 301
  • Seventh Annual Dinner, Sup. Jan. 24th
  • . Six Days’ Trials, 614
  • Special Permits, 268
  • Auxiliary Exhaust Release Holes, Sup. Feb. 21st
  • Aviation Conversazione and Ball, Sup. Feb. 21st
  • Ball Bearing Crankshafts, Sup. Jan. 3rd
  • Battle of the Cylinders, 586
  • Benzol as Fuel, 81
  • Birmingham to Coventry Road, State of, 397
  • Board of Trade Returns, The, 424
  • Bolton and District M.C.C., Sup. Feb. 7th
  • Bore-Stroke Ratio and Efficiency, Sup. Jan. 10 th
  • Bournemouth Centenary Fetes, Sup. Feb. 21st, March 21st, 351
  • British Exports, 424, 567
  • — Motor Cycle Market, Sup. Feb. 21st Racing Club, First Members’
  • Meeting (illus.), Sup. March 21st
  • Meeting at Brooklands, 374 7 Programme, 351
  • Brooklands, Events, Sup. Feb. 21st
  • — Hill-climbing Certificates, Sup. March 7th
  • — July Meeting, 614
  • — Meeting, 447
  • — Test Hill Record Beaten, Sup. Jan. 10 th
  • — Whitsun Meeting, 397, 424
  • Brussels Motor Show, Sup. Jan. 17th
  • Butter-maker, An Up-to-date, Sup. Feb. 21st
  • Buying Petrol in Small Quantities, Sup. March 14 th
  • Chains for Power Transmission, 350
  • Champion Tennis Player and Motor Cyclist, 423
  • Chester Historical Pageant, 350
  • Climbing Hills ‘ ‘ in less than no time, ’ ’ Sup. Feb. 7th
  • Clubs, Three New Projected, 124
  • Cobham’s Illumination, Sup. Feb. 21st
  • Collier’s Choice for the T.T., 324
  • Collision, An Unfortunate, 301 Comment Needless, 532
  • Commonsense Reform, Sup. Jan. 10th Convert, A New, Sup. Jan. 3rd
  • Correction, A, Sup. Feb. 21st
  • C.T.C. Defends a Motor Cyclist, 532
  • Cubical Capacity Tables, 567
  • Daily Press Again, The, 480
  • Dangers of Cattle on the Road at Night, 532
  • — of “ Hanging-on,” 32 5
  • Defence, A Novel, 351
  • Disinterested View of the Situation, 532
  • Donation to the Douglas Hospital 566
  • Doncaster, Warning to Ride Considerately Through, 614
  • East Sussex M.C.C., 503
  • Echo of the Edinburgh Run, An, 503
  • Electrically-propelled Bicycle not far off (?), 81
  • End-to-end Lightweight Record, 533
  • — Sidecar Record, 446
  • — Trial, The 1910, Sup. Jan. 17th Entries, Sup. Feb. 7th, 423
  • Engine Features Criticised, Sup. Jan. 24th
  • — Sizes, 268
  • Engines, Real Multi-cylinder, 586
  • Essex Motor Club, Renewal of Affiliation to A.C.U. for 1910, Sup. Jan. 17th
  • Exchanges Offered for Motor Cycles, Sup. Feb. 21st
  • Excursions to the Isle of Man, 480
  • Exhibition in Birmingham, 301
  • Exports of Britt . Machines, 324
  • Filey Speed Tri ,As, The, 424 Nor* .era League and the, 397
  • Fine Performance, 422
  • First Aid Motor Cycle, 502
  • — Open Event of 1910, 375
  • Flat Belts, A Return to, Sup. Feb. 28th
  • Fraud, An Ingenious, 268
  • Free Le^al Advice, Sup. March 7th
  • French Decoration, Sup. Jan. 17th
  • — Mo or Cyclists and Aviation, 480
  • — Vic ws of Brooklands and its Events,
  • Sup. March 21st
  • — Special Permit Granted to, 124
  • Hill-climb, A Ten Miles, 566
  • — in North Wales, 562
  • Hill-climbing in the Antipodes, 301
  • Hill-climbs in New South Wales, Sup. March 7 th
  • Hint to T.T. Riders, Sup. March 21st
  • Hundred Miles Road Race, 532
  • Illegal Speed Limit Signs, Sup. March 14th, 21s
  • Imports and Exports of Motor Cycles Sup. March 14th, 124
  • — of Motor Cycles, 324, 567
  • Increasing Imports of Petrol, Sup. Feb 21st
  • Inland Revenue Licenses Issued in 1908, 81
  • Inter-club Meeting in the South, 567, 614
  • International Motor Licenses, 396, 422 Isle of Man News, 422
  • Jarrott Cup Competition, Sup. Jan. 3rd, 301
  • Keen Buyers, Sup. Feb. 21st X '
  • Kenmore Hill-climb Abandoned, Leicester Motor Cycle and Cycle Show, Sup. Feb. 21st
  • — No Motor Cycle Club in, Sup. Feb.
  • 21st Level Crossings, Danger of, 300
  • Licenses for Motor Cycles, Sup. Jan. 3rd Lighting a Dangerous Gate, 350
  • Lightweight Prize in the Land’s End Trial, 324
  • Lightweights, What a Good Lightweight can do, 268
  • Liverpool Stipendiary Becomes a Little Excited, 587
  • Local Taxation Licenses, Sup. Feb. 7th, 81 London-Edinburgh Run, Sup. March 14th, 424, 446, 567 Awards, 480
  • London-Land’s End-London, 268
  • — Awards, 375
  • London to Coventry and back, 423
  • Long Distance Competitions, 586 Lucid Explanation, A, 300
  • Magneto Spark, Timing of the, 124
  • Manchester Motor Cyclists in the T.T. Race, Sup. March 14th
  • — Show, Motor Cycles at the, Sup. Feb. 21st, 28th
  • Manxland, Hill-climb in, Sup. March 7tli Martin’s Win Upheld, 300
  • Midland Aviation Meeting, 533
  • Military Manoeuvres on the Welsh Border, Sup. March 21st
  • — Motor Cyclists, Sup. Feb. 21st Milkman’s Presence of Mind, 268 Model, A 19104, Sup. Feb. 21st Motor Cycle Club Annual General Meeting, Sup. Jan. 10th
  • Hill-climb at Secret Venue, 3C Inter-team Trial, Sup. Mard 21st, 35k London-Edinburgh Run, Sup. .March 7th, 375
  • Race Meeting and Gymkhana, 325, 424
  • Team Competition, Sup. Feb. 28th, 614 Trial, 300, 350
  • Competition “ Down Under,”- Sup. Feb. 28th
  • Design, Sup. Feb. 21s£
  • Motor Cycle Exhibitions, Leicester, 301 7- Olympia, 301
  • “** — ” Flying Squadron,” Sup. Jan. T 17 th
  • — —*- Insurance, o67
  • Racing in New South Wales, 301
  • Repairers, Sup. Jan. 3rd, 81, 124 Show, Leicester, Sup. Jan. IOth —, Olympia, The Projected, Sup.
  • Jan. 24th
  • — Cycles Becoming Popular in Toronto, Sup. March 21st
  • Imports and Exports, Sup. March 14th, 124
  • in the Army, Sup. Feb. 7th
  • — — — Denmark and Germany, 375
  • Increased in Price, 423
  • Two, Stolen, 614
  • M>cre they are Congregated, Sup Feb. Jlst.
  • — Cycling Club, 503
  • Team Trial, 532, 533
  • — — in Russia, 533
  • Victoria, Sup. Fob. 21st
  • — Cyclist Golf Player. 447
  • — — on a Balloon Expedition. Sup. March 14 th
  • — — taken for an Anarchist, Sup. Fob. 28th
  • — Cyclist’s Conviction Quashed, 397
  • — —- Army Manoeuvres, in the, 566
  • Local Taxation License aud, Sup.
  • Jan. 10 th
  • — Union Meeting, Sup. Feb. 28th
  • Motorists’ Sympathy. Sup. Feb. 7th
  • Neuchatel Hill-climb, Sup. Feb. 28th
  • New and Old Pattern Machine in the
  • Quarterly Trial, Sup. Feb. 7th
  • — License Fee of £1. 374
  • — Patterns with Old Names, 351
  • — Records, 446
  • in the Air, Sup. Feb. 21st
  • — Regulation at Brooklands, 374
  • — Speed Limits, Sup. Jan. 3
  • — System of Timing, 375
  • York Show, The, Sup. Feb. 7th
  • North Eastern Automobile Association, Sup. March 14th
  • Nor morn Club Officials, A Meeting of, 375
  • — League of Motor Cyclists, 587
  • — Meeting, Sup. March 21st North-west London M.C.C. Inter-team
  • Reliability Trial. 301
  • Special Permit Granted to, 124 Novel Engine, 533
  • Nyassaland, Tho Motor Cycle in (illus.), Sup. Jan. 3rd
  • Object Losson, 374
  • Obstacle Race for Motor Cycles, 268 Official Handicappers, Sup. Jan. 17th
  • — Repairers, 422
  • Olympia, Motor Cyclo Show at, Sup.
  • March 7th, 21st
  • Pacing Motor Cycles not in Favour, 351 Paris Salon, 1910, Sup. Feb. 21st Permit Granted by the A.C.U., 324 Petrol Imports, Sup. Jan. 17th
  • Police Activity, 586
  • — Tactics in Cheshire, 532
  • — Traps, Sup. Feb. 28th, March 14th, 300, 325, 350, 375, 396, 422, 14 6. 180,
  • 502, 532, 567, 614
  • — — in tho Isle of Wight, 417
  • Praiseworthy Performance, 300
  • Problem of the Private Owner, Sup. Jan.
  • 10th, 17th Production of Motor Cycles in 1907, 81
  • Prospective Competitor in 1910 Events,
  • 30 I Public Interest in Flying, Sup. Feb. 21st Quarterly Trial, Entries, 325
  • First Competition of 1910, 81
  • Racehorse v. Motor Cyclo, Sup. Jan. 24th Racing at Sydney, Now South Wales, 422
  • Rapid Production in the United States, 396
  • Record Attempts at Now Brighton, 44 7
  • Harry Martin Breaks tho Five Milos,
  • 146 Records, 124 Re-exports, 4 24
  • Reduce Speed in Towns and Villages, 351 Regrettable Accident, 567
  • Rejoining tho Fold, 586
  • Reply to Various Correspondents, 301 Richmond Group, 301
  • — (Yorks) Moot, Sup. Mandi 14th Riding Conditions in Russia, Sup. Fob.
  • Road Board, 614
  • — Danger, 300
  • at Night, Cheeking, 350
  • Roller Skater r. Motor Cvclist, Sup. Jan. 10th
  • R.A.C. and Associated Clubs, Annual Dinner of the. Sup. Feb. 7th
  • St. Albans and District M.C.C. and Hertfordshire County A.C., Amalgamation of. Sup. Jan. 3rd
  • Saturday’s Meeting at Brooklands. 480 Scotland. Open Hill-climb in, 374
  • Scott T.T. Racers. 422
  • Scottish Cycle and Motor Cycle Show, Sup. Jan. 17 th
  • — Motor Cycle Clubs, Meeting of Secretaries of, 124
  • — Six Days’ Trial, 503
  • — Trial for Motor Cycles, 396
  • Second A’ear of the B.M.C.R.C., Sup. Feb. 21st
  • Secretary, An Energetic, 566
  • Shooter’s Hill Police Trap, Sup. Feb. 28th
  • Sidecars and Single Gears. 502
  • Silencers in the T.T. Race, Sup. Jan. 10th
  • Six Days’ Trial, 82 C
  • — — Route Fixed. Sup. March 7th
  • — Skinner, E.J., and J. Trevor,
  • Messrs., Mishap to Machines, Sup. Feb. 7 th
  • — — — Team Prize in the, 614
  • Sleigh Propelled by a Motor Cycle Engine, Sup. Jan. 10th
  • Smith. Mr. F. G., Awarded Mr. D. J. Maitland’s Prize. Sup. Jan. 10th ]
  • South Australia. High Prices for Motor
  • Cycles in. Sup. Jan. 24th ]
  • Specifications of T.T. Winners’ Machines. 503 ]
  • Speed Trials at Whitsuntide on Filey Sands, 375
  • Sporting Offer, 446, 44 7
  • Standard Machines, llill-elimb for. Sup. Feb. 28th
  • Stanley Show, Alteration of Date of. Sup. Jan. 3rd
  • Staxton llill-climb, 325
  • Suggestion, A Good, 325
  • Sunday Competitions again, 35 1
  • Surrey’s Revenue from Motor Licences, Sup. Jan. 17th
  • Sutton Bank, lnter-team llill-climb. 32 1 Wintered Badly, Sup. Feb. 28th
  • Swiss Motor Cyclo Reliability Trial, Sup. Fob. 21st
  • — — Cyclist’s Ideal Mount, Sup. Feb. 7th
  • Sydney Motor Cycle Club’s Hill-climb, 81
  • Tar-spraying Operations, 350
  • Tea and Entertainment to Cripples. Sup. Jan. 10th
  • Ten-mile Speed Limits, Sup. Feb. 28th
  • Tennis Player and Motor Cyclist, A Champion, 82
  • Tenth Anniversary of the 1,000 Milos Trials, 325
  • The Motor Cycle Buyers' Guido, 1910, Sup. Jan. 24th
  • — ju f,ho South Australian Bush, Sup. Jan. 3rd
  • Theft, An Impudent, 566
  • Three Milos Record, 44 7
  • T.T. Cash Prizes, 4 47 Competitors, Youthful. 503 Fund, 301, 371, 396, 123, 447 Items, 424
  • Limit Engine Sizes, Sup. March 21st Race, Sup. Fob. 7th, 32 1
  • Another Aspirant, 300
  • Brooklands, 533 Early Ent riot- for. Sup. Jan. 3rd,
  • 24 th, 124. 301, 35 L 374, 397, 122
  • — — its Origin,’ 480
  • Next Year's Regulations, 567
  • Non-stops Claimed in the, 533
  • — on tho Bioscope, 533
  • Prospect I v ' Compet it or for tlie, Sup. Fob. 28th
  • Riders, Allot hoi 'Tize for. Sup. March 21st at Brooklands, 4 80
  • Transvaal Licence to Drive, Sup. March 7th Tribute from America, A Slight, Sup.
  • Jan, 17 th
  • Tricar for Rural Postal W< rk, Sup. Jan.
  • 24 th Tunbridge Wells, Racing at 3<»l — • VVlilt-Monday Sports, 375
  • Two-stroke Engines. Another Score tor. 300
  • Tyres on Lightweights, 124
  • Unauthorised Speed Limit Signs. o33 Unfortunate Occurrence, An, 324
  • Unjust Prosecution of a Motor Cyclist, 533
  • Vacuum Oil Co.'s Prize Otter, 421
  • Variably Geared Lightweights. Sup. I eb.
  • 21st War Office, A Proposal to the. Sup. March 7th
  • Whit-Monday Pacing at Brooklands. 122
  • White. Mr. A. Baker. Bet urns to Motor Cycling. Sup. Jan. 24th
  • West Essex A.C.. Sup. Feb. 7th
  • Woodman. Alan E„ Convalescence of. 587
  • Yorkshire Club, Another Proposed. Sup. Fob. 21 st
  • Open Hill-climb in, 566. 586 Consumption, 293
  • Curtiss, Glenn. Biplane at Khelms (ilhisJ. 4 65
  • New Pattern Single-cylinder Engine. Sup. Jan. 24 th
  • Cylinders. Battle of the. 586. 602-607. 621
  • Cutting out one, 332
  • — Bed-hot. 112
  • — Scavenger and Silencer. 589
  • — Single and Twin Compared. 83
  • — Uneven Punning in Two, 164
  • Dall Belt Fastener, Recent Improvements to, 67
  • Dashwood and Rectory Hills. Competitors Climbing (illus.), Sup. Jan. 3 1st, 367
  • Davies, B. H., Address on the End-to-end Record, 40 5
  • — Choice of Accessories. 201
  • — Great Motor Cycle Road Races of History. 4 66-17 I
  • — Hints on Carburetter Adjustments, 291, 295
  • — Preparations for the Six Davs’
  • — Trials, 262, 263
  • — Scottish Trials, 572-574
  • — Value of Racing, ’rhe, 137. 438
  • — Week in the Isle of Man. 526-528 Winter Overhaul, ’The, 6b
  • Dawlish, King's Parade (illus,), 59
  • Do Beers Atomiser, The. 196
  • Delay in Execution of Orders. 366, 4 19, 5 19
  • Denmark, Motor Cycles in. 357
  • Derby and District- M.C.C., Sup. March
  • 14 th. 103. 182. 538b, 564 Inter-club Hill-climb. 619
  • Motor Cyclists to Form a Club, 187
  • Design, Suggested Improvements in, 239
  • Devonshire, Lightweights for, 265
  • — Way, Down (illus.), 311
  • Diagrams, Coloured Magneto, 550
  • Dog Nuisance, \ Remedy for the, 282
  • Doncaster and District M.C.C., Sup. Fob, 21st. 28th, 355, (82
  • — Warning to Ride (Considerately t hi\>;: ‘*h. 6 14
  • Donegal, Riding Conditions. 517
  • Double Pole Ignition, 256
  • Douglas, Carrying Motor Cycles down the Quay Steps at (illus,), 532
  • Hospital, Donation lo (he. 566 Drilled Pulleys, 5 17
  • Dr\ Batteries of Magneto, 108
  • Battery Ignit ion and Coil Consumption, 266. 357
  • Dublin and District M.U.C., 1 (3, 173, 538d
  • Coldllehl A.C., 451
  • Dunedin from Timaru, Reliability Trial to, Sup. Feb. 28th
  • Durham Motor Cyclists Congregating, 619
  • Dutch Motor Cyclo Club, First Summer Mooting of 1910 (Illus.), 487
  • Eagle Runabout, \ Smart 6 h,n. Twin cylinder (Illus.), 594
  • East Lancashire M.U.C., Sup. Fob. 28th Sussex M.U., Sup. March 7th, 1(3, 302 Reliability ami Speed judging Coutos , 503
  • Easter Tourists, Advice to, 24 6 Edinburgh M.C.C., Sup, Jan 3rd (Oth 3lsi, March 7th. 302, 377
  • Elrst Arrivals in the 100 Miles Reliability Trial of tlm (Illus.), 539
  • Group of Members p( (he (Illus,), 199
  • Edinburgh M.C.C. Open Hill-climb, 397,399
  • — Start of the Final of the Half-mile in the Speed Contest at Colonol Wardlaw’s Estate (illus.), 482
  • — Waverley M.C.C., 302
  • — Competitors at the Start of the First Reliability Run of 1910 (illus.), 379
  • — in the Speed Trials at Dolphinton (illus.), 427
  • Edison’s Storage Battery, 81
  • Efficiency and Stamina, 413
  • Egyptian Mural Carving, A Recently Discovered (illus.), 69
  • Eiffel Tower, Paris (illus.), 465
  • Eldorado Cycle and Motor Club, 565
  • Electric Lamps, 544
  • Electrical Appliances (illus.), 222-226 End-to-end Record, The, 53
  • . Address on the, by B. H. Davies, 405
  • Future of the, 172, 231
  • — Sidecar Record, 446, 542, 560, 561 Beaten, 538a
  • Start from John-o*-Groat’s House (illus.), 560
  • The New, 587
  • — Trials, 624
  • Amulree in the, Sup. Jan. 17th, 274
  • — — Entrants for the, 607
  • Entries, 423, Sup. Feb. 7th, 21st John-o’-Groat’s Trial, Map of, 612,
  • 613
  • Kenmore Hill and the, 576
  • Route, The 1910, 85-88, (cor.) 89, 111, 274
  • The 1910, 62, 256, Sup. Jan. 17tli, March 7 th
  • Enfield Cycle Co.’s Private Racing Club (illus.), 331
  • Engines, Air-cooled Engine, How Long will it Run ? Sup. Feb. 28th
  • — Balancing Motor Bicycle, 109, 188, 234, 254, 255
  • — Carbonised Deposit on, 488, 548
  • — Dirty, and Over-lubrication, 620
  • — Do they Run Better at Night ? 15, 53
  • — Fitting a Free-engine Clutch, 620
  • — Two-speed Gear and Free-engine, 188
  • — Free, 154, 472
  • — French Rotary Valve, 433
  • * — Gnome Revolving Engine, Seven-cylinder, Air-cooled (illus.), 440
  • — History of the Internal Combustion, Sup. Feb. 21st
  • — Improving Speed, 69, 621
  • — Indian Two-speed Gear and Free- engine, 144
  • — Is an Engine more Powerful when Cold ? 249
  • — Small, 56
  • — Water-cooling on M°t0r Bicycle, 6, 27 50, 55, 73, 91, 108, 121, 125, 14J, 252, 253, 328, 358, 393, 445
  • — What is a Free-engine ? 154
  • England, Some Suggested Holiday Tours in, 484-487
  • Equipment, Riding, 544
  • Essex M.C., Sup. Jan. Feb. 7th, 28th, March 14th, 354, 379, 380, 403, 482
  • Evans, G. Lee, Interview with, 477
  • Events, More Sporting, 443 Exchange Business, The, 165
  • Exhaust Cut-out, Fitting an, 383
  • — Release, Auxiliary, 157, 185, 256, 282, 306, Sup. March 7th
  • — Silencer, An, 309
  • — Valves, 102
  • Cracks in the, 332
  • Increase of Speed on Slightly Raising, 30, 71, 165, 231, 328, 366, 419, 444, 491, 540, 548
  • Metal for, 133, 165
  • Pitting, 384
  • — Whistles, 365, 421
  • Experience, A Strange, 541
  • Experientia Docet, Bravo, 472
  • Explosions in Silencer on Lifting of Exhaust Valve, How to Prevent, 118
  • — Speed and Multiplicity of, 197, 282‘
  • T'’ 4. . 285, 286
  • Export Business, 176
  • Exports and Imports of Motor Cycles, Sup. Jan. 10th, 124, 338, 424
  • — of British Machines, 324, 424
  • F.N. Four-cylinder (1910), 460, 601
  • Falls of Falloch, near Loch Lomond (illus.), 23
  • Falmouth Bay (illus.), 60
  • Filey Speed Trials at Whitsuntide, 375, 424, 453
  • — Northern League and the, 397
  • Finchley and Barnet Centre of the Motor Union, Petition against the Erection of Tramway Standards on the Great North Road, 300
  • Fingers, Cold, 15
  • Fire at Slow Speed, Refusal to, 409
  • Firing, Irregular, 292 Five Miles Record, 446
  • Fletcher, G. L., Illustrations of the Scottish Trials, 573
  • Success in the Jarrott Cup Competition, 300
  • Flexibility, Greater Desired, 69
  • Float, Repair of a Punctured, 620
  • Flying, Public Interest in, Sup. Feb. 21st
  • Flywheels, Size and Weight of, 569
  • Footrests and Stand Combined, 92
  • Formia, The Harbour and Quay at (illus.), 389
  • Forth Bridge, Looking South, The (illus.), 21
  • Four-cylinder F.N., The 1910, 460, 601
  • Four-wheeled Runabout, A Light, 421
  • Four-wheeler, A Light, 248
  • Frame, A Divisible, 134
  • Free-engine Clutch, Fitting a, 12, 620
  • — Clutches, 233
  • Free Engines, 472
  • French Motor Cyclists and Aviation, 480
  • — Rotary Valve Engine, A, 433
  • Fuel Consumption, Spring Footboards, 569, 570
  • Gaiters, Tyre, 297, 356, 366
  • Gate, Damage to a, 620
  • Gateshead-on-Tyne, A Motor Cycle Club for, 565
  • Gauge, Carburetter Petrol, A, 550
  • — O’Kill Pressure, The, 243
  • Gauges, The Use of, 44
  • Gear Drive, 292
  • — Ratio, 154, 543
  • — Calculating, 68, 543
  • — Sidecar Use, for, 12
  • — Track Racer, 113
  • Gears, Change Speed Gear in Rhodesia, 165
  • — Fitting a Two-speed Gear and Free-engine, 188
  • — Humber Single and Two-speed Gear Models, 381, 382
  • — Respecting Sidecars and Change Speed, 69
  • — Sidecar Work, of, 493
  • — Sidecars and Single, 502
  • — Two-speed, 15, 32, 276
  • — Using a Too High Gear, 112
  • — Variable, 142
  • — Variably Geared Lightweight, 11a
  • — V.S. Two-speed Hub Gear, The, 192
  • Germany, Ferry Boat Crossing the Rhine from Switzerland to Walshut (lllus.). 497
  • — Formalities of Taking a Motor Cycle into, 333
  • — Motor Cycles in, 375
  • — Cyclists’ Corps, 81
  • Glasgow Clarion Sports, 548, 600
  • ~ 77 ?~.Moto^Cyc10 Event8 (illus.), 538
  • — Five Miles Motor Race at, Sup. Feb.
  • — M.C.C., Sup. Feb. 14th, 28th, 143, 377, 430 618
  • — University M.C., Sup. March 7th Hill-climb, Sup. March 21st Glen Farg (illus.), 22
  • Gnome Revolving Engine, Seven-cylinder,
  • Air-cooled (illus.), 440
  • Goodrich Tyre, The Latest, 544
  • Great Britain and the Continent, Through, by Dr. A. M. Webster, 462-465, 496-498
  • — Motor Cycle Road Races of History, by B. H. Davies, 466-471
  • — North Road, Petition against the Erection of Tramway Standards on the, 300
  • Speeding along the Excellent
  • Surface of the (illus.), 347
  • — Salt Lake, Bridge Across the (illus.), 179
  • — Yarmouth and District M.C.C. Hill
  • climb, 353
  • Members about to Start on their Long Journey to Dav entry (illus.), 586
  • Grimsby Marlborough M.C.C., 539
  • “ Grip ” Belt Fastener, 192
  • Ground Clearance, 383
  • Hampshire, A Club in, 359
  • Handicappers, Official, Sup. Jan. 17th
  • Handle-bar Control of the Oil Pump, 580
  • Handle-bars, Weather Shield for the, 129
  • Harkness, Capt. P. J., London to Edinburgh Run, The, 500, 501
  • Harrison’s “ Disappearing ” Backrest, 103
  • Harrogate and District M.C.C., 'Sup. Jan. 17th, Feb. 14th, 99, 173, 378, 429, 538b, 564
  • — — — — Some of the Competitors in the Speed-judging Competition (illus.), 378 : Special Permit Granted to, 124
  • Heavy Brigade, 533
  • Heavyweight Motor Cycles, Luxurious, 260
  • Heavyweights, Cost of Running Lightweights and, 620, 621
  • — v. Lightweights, 31 53, 73, 91, 110, 131, 146, 166, 194, 232, 257, 284, 306, 329, 356, 368, 393
  • Helmets, Pneumatic, Sup. Feb. 7th
  • Helmsley Castle (illus.), 289
  • Heninghem, T. E., Tinkering with a Twin, 432, 433
  • Hertfordshire County A.C., Amalgamation with St. Albans and District M.C.C., Sup. Jan. 3rd
  • — — — Members’ Hill-climb, 373, 403, 453
  • — Motor Cycle Section, 247, 303, 354, 355, 514i, 515, 539, Sup. Jan. 3rd, 31st, Feb. 7th, March 7th
  • North-west London M.C.C. and, Competition between, Sup. Feb. 28th
  • 301 Open Hill-climb at Aston, 375, 402, 558, 559
  • Entries for, 531
  • — General View at Starting Point (illus.), 558
  • Hardy, F. A., Restarting in the Variable Gear Class (illus.), 559
  • - — Photographs of some Members of the, 257
  • Postponement of Hill-climb, 423 — Selection Trials, 531
  • Special Permit Granted to, 124, Sup. March 7th
  • Winners of the Service Cup, 299
  • Highgate, Scene at the Start of the M.C.C.
  • London to Edinburgh Run (illus.), 489
  • — Ye Old Gate House (illus.), 347
  • High Roads, The Safety of the, Sup. Feb.
  • Hill, Alec S.» “Chains for Transmission,”
  • 350 Hill-climb Suggestion, A, 9
  • — Ten Miles, 566
  • Hill-climber, An Excellent, 131 Hill-climbing, 516, 540, 548, o78
  • Hill-climbs, Other Matters and, 419
  • — Timekeeping in Small, 443
  • — Tuning-up for, 519
  • Hills, Knocking on, 595
  • — Overheating on, 265
  • Hints, Carburetter Adjustments, by B. II. Davies, 294, 295
  • — Riding, 622
  • — Tips for Motor Cyclists, and, 38, 156
  • Holiday Tours in England, Some Suggested, 484
  • Holland, British Motor Cycles in, 596
  • Holroyd, J. S., Interview with, 577
  • Holyrood Palace, Edinburgh (illus.), 21
  • Home-Garage Sidecar, The, 80
  • Horse-power and Cubical Capacity, 115, 131, 165
  • — Rating, 126
  • Hour Tourist Trophy Race, 343, 414, 415
  • Hull (Kingston) M.C., Members of the (illus.), 303
  • Humber Single and Two-speed Geared Models, The, 381, 420
  • Hungerford, High Street (illus.), 314
  • Ice Yacht and Motor Cycle, 319
  • “ Ideal ” Spring Fork, The, 103
  • Ignition, Dry Battery, and Coil Consumption, 266, 357
  • — Fixed, 292
  • — Magneto, Lecture by Mr. A. E. Bennett, Sup. Jan. 10th
  • — Repairs, 176
  • Imports and Exports of Motor Cycles, Sup. Jan. 10th, March 14th, 124, 324, 338, 424
  • Improvement, Room for, 142
  • — Where it is Needed, 285 Improvements (1910), 413
  • — in Detail, 71
  • — Royal Enfield Lightweight, in the, 330
  • — Suggested, in Design, 239
  • — The T.A.C., 290
  • India, Cost of Taking a Motor Cycle to, 110
  • — Motor Cycle Touring in, 195, 444
  • — Week-end Trip in, by G. H. Wilson, 10
  • Indian, The Care of the, 176
  • — Two-speed Gear and Free-engine, 144
  • — Trophy, The (illus.), 435
  • Inland Revenue Licenses Issued in 1908, 81
  • — Tax Exemptions, 56
  • Inlet Valve Tip, An, 91 Inner Tube, Another Reinforced, 78, 334
  • Instruction Books on Motors, 248 Insurance, 162
  • Inter-club Championship, The A.C.U., Sup. March 7th
  • — Competition at Easter, Sup. Feb. 28th
  • — Hill-climbing Competition at Sutton Bank (illus.), 272
  • — Meet in the South, 567, 614
  • — Meets, 540
  • — Team Trial, 425
  • Inter-team Hill-climb, 324
  • — Reliability Trial, 277, 301, 326a
  • Herts County A.C., Winners of the Service Cup, 299
  • — Results, 353
  • — Trial at Easter, Sup. March 14th to Harrogate and back—at the
  • George Hotel, Grantham, during the Luncheon Interval (illus.), 308
  • Inter-’Varsity Racing at Brooklands, 611
  • Internal Combustion Engine, History of the, Sup. Feb. 21st
  • International Cup Race, British Team in the (illus.), 468
  • — Motor Cycle Tourist Trophy Race (see “ Tourist Trophy Race ”)
  • — Licences, 396, 422
  • — Pass, The New, 425
  • Ireland, Motor Cycle Union of, Sup. Feb.
  • Irish End-to-end Reliability Trial, 589
  • — Roads, Tyres for, 445, 517
  • Isle of Man, A.C.U. Hill-climb in the, 399
  • — “ Ifs ” Overheard in the, 524
  • Police Traps in the, 447
  • Snaefell Mountain Hill-climb in the, 528
  • — Tourist Trophy Race Course in the, 439, 443
  • — Week in the, 526-528
  • Italy, A Lightweight in Southern, by J. J. Conybeare, 388, 389
  • James Motor Bicycle, The 1910, 575
  • Japan, The Motor Bicycle in, 96
  • Jarrott Cup Competition, Sup. Jan. 3rd,
  • March 21st, 186, 236, 269-271, 301
  • — Result of, 299
  • Jet, Unique Design of, 44
  • Keen Buyers, Sup. Feb. 21st
  • Keighley and District A.C.C., Affiliation to A.C.C., 350, Sup. Feb. 7th, 21st
  • Kelly, James R., Advice to Young Clubs, 40 1
  • Kenmore Hill-climb Abandoned, 586
  • — Hill and the End-to-end Trials, 576
  • Kidderminster-Worcester Road, Police Trap on the, 375
  • King Edward VII., Death of, 423
  • — Robert, Accident, 301
  • Knapton, Mr. G. W., Experiences with a 3-1 h.p. and Sidecar, 110
  • Knocking (see “ Engines ”)
  • Lady Motor Cyclist in Central Africa, 94-96
  • Lady’s Mount, Concerning a, 155
  • Lamps, Generator, Bracket and, 624
  • — Illustrations of Different Makes of, 226-228
  • — Inspection, 185, 250
  • — Lighting Device, 103
  • — Tricar Lamp, A New, 25
  • Lancashire Motor Exchange, Success of, 176
  • — M.C.C., 187, 429
  • Lancaster and Morecambe, Proposed Club for, 593
  • Land’s End, First and Last House (illus.), 85
  • to John-o’-Groat’s Six Days’ Trials (see “ End-to-end Trial ”)
  • Law and its Relation to Motor Car and Motor Cycle Owners, 120
  • Le Grand, J. P., at Speed in the Allcomers’ Class in the Herts County A.C. Hill-climb (illus.), 372

LEADERETTES—

  • Auto Cycle Union, Quarterly Trials Regulations, 1
  • — — — Trials, Suggested Curtailment of, 238, 259
  • Auxiliary Exhaust Release, 157
  • Car Licence Covers a Motor Cycle, 411
  • Club Life, 75
  • Competition Programme, The 1910, 57
  • Future of the T.T. Race, 321
  • Horse-power and Cubical Capacity, 115
  • Lessons from the T.T. Race, 495
  • Lightweights, Variably Geared, 115
  • Motor Cycle Club Inter-team Competition, 311
  • — Cycles for Colonial Use, 361
  • — Cycle Show at Olympia, 597, 598
  • Taxation, 177
  • Various Uses of a, 75
  • — Cyclist’s Views from the States, 39
  • Northern Clubs and the Affiliation Question, by Geoffrey W. Liddle, 335
  • — League, 411
  • Official Recognition of Records, 135
  • Open Trials, Pros and Cons of, 238
  • Possibilities and Capabilities, 385
  • Publication Day, 237, 252
  • Quarterly Trials, 93
  • Road Dangers at Night, 177
  • — Surfaces, 135
  • Rotary Engines, 385
  • Show Question, 19
  • Simplicity, 197
  • Speed and Multiplicity of Explosions, 197 285
  • Taxation Exemptions, 57
  • Test on Road and Track, 571
  • Tourist Trophy Race, 461
  • Trade and the Trials, 285, 286'
  • Value of Racing, by B. H. Davies, 437,
  • Variable Compression Ratio, 311
  • Where Improvement is Needed, 285
  • Leather and Rubber Canvas Belts, 83 127
  • Leeds M.C.C., Sup. Feb. 7th, 173, 187 ’404
  • , T a 453J t15’ 538b’ 564’ 618
  • 7 7 J0. Rondon and back, 585, 598
  • Legal Advice, Free, Sup. March 7th
  • Mgn, 128 D°USlaS’ Spring Fork
  • -» am ’•?.
  • Another Club for, 99, 143, 173 ’ •
  • -— Motor Cycle Show at, Sup. Jan. loth
  • Feb. 21st, 301 h»
  • No Motor Cycle Club in, Sup. Feb. 21«i Proposed Club for, 143
  • st Leith M.C., Sup. Jan. 24th, 514i, 539

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR—

  • Adjustable Tappets, 395
  • Advertisers of Second-hand Machines Hints to, 306
  • Aid to Valve Removing, Suggested, 71
  • All-weather Machines; Finish for, 111 166, 230, 282
  • America, The Motor Cycle in, Hi, u7 194, 232, 254
  • American Records, 37, 146, 193; 282, 308
  • Amulree Hill-climb, 15, 53
  • Antiquated yet Efficient, 110
  • Appreciation of a Lightweight, 358
  • - — Two-speed Humber, 420
  • Auto Cycle Union, Provincial Clubs and the, 16, 30 . r ?
  • — Quarterly Trials, 132, 147, 165, 195
  • Auto-wheel, 419, 490
  • Automatic Carburetters, 308, 327, 356, 395,420,490
  • Auxiliary Exhaust Release Ports, 256, 282, 306 Awards in the Quarterly Trials, 166
  • Backrest for Motor Cyclists, 89. Balancing Motor Cycle Engines, 254, 255
  • Beaded-edge v. Wired-on Tyres, 72 Belt Fastener Screws, 516, 600
  • Suggestion, 491 Belts, Cure for Stretching of Leather, 578
  • — How to keep, Dry and Clean, 109,.1,66
  • — on Lightweights, 16; 32, 89J145
  • — Other Topics and, 357
  • Benzol as a Fuel, 231
  • Bore-Stroke Ratio and Efficiency, 17, 90, 131
  • Brooklands Hill-climbing Certificates,230
  • — Should Starters be Barred at, 230
  • Business and Pleasure, Combining, 327
  • Butt-ended Tubes, 230
  • Canvas and Rubber Belts, Wear of, 307
  • Carbonised Deposit in Engines, 548
  • CarburetterAir Intake, 283
  • — Experience, 366, 444
  • Carrier, The Use of the, 30
  • Causes of Overheating, 133
  • Chain Drive, An Appreciation, 517
  • Change of Ownership, 541 Notification of, 32-
  • — Speed Gears in Rhodesia, 165
  • Checking in Reliability Trials, 194
  • Cleanliness, 516
  • Club Competitions, 230
  • — Life, 109
  • — Problem, 283
  • Cold Fingers, 15
  • Converting Old Machines, 394
  • Cost of Running a Small Car, 55 Coupling Attachments, 71
  • Cubical Capacity and Horse-power, 131, 16o
  • Cure for Puncture Troubles, 71 Stretching of Leather Belts, 540
  • Delay in Execution of Orders, 366, 419, 541, 549, 579 Dog Nuisance, A Remedy for the, 282 Double Pole Ignition, 256 Dry Battery Ignition, 357
  • Ease of Starting, 54, 71, 91 End-to-end Record, 53 . Future of the, 231
  • — Trials, The 1910, 256 Route, 89, 111
  • Engines, Do they Run Better at Night ?
  • 15 53
  • English v. French Measurpments, 15
  • Exhaust Valve, Increase of Speed on Partially. Raising th*e, 30, 53, 71, 90, 165, 231, 328, 366, 419, 444, 491, 540, 548, 601
  • — Whistles, 421
  • Experience, Strange, 393
  • Experiences with a Lightweight, 578 3|h.p. and Sidecar, 72, 110
  • Extended Trial of a Scott, 421, 445, 516
  • Finish for All-weather Machines, 256, 306
  • Four-cylinder F.N., A Pressure-fed, 601
  • Fnepdly Match, 15, 30
  • General Recognition of Motor Cycle Records, 145
  • Letters to.the Editor JcontinuecL)—
  • Glasgow Clarion Shorts, 548, 600
  • Handy Soldering Outfit, 395
  • Hill-climbing, 516, 540, 548, 578
  • Hill-climber, An Excellent, 131
  • Hill-climbs and Other Matters, 419
  • How to-Overhaul a Motor Cycle, 327, 366
  • Improvements in Detail, 7, 30
  • . — to Speedometers, Suggested, 89
  • Increase of Speed1 On Slightly Raising Exhaust Valve’, 30. 53, 71, 90, 165, 231, 328, 366, 419,’ 444, 4’91, 540, 549, 601
  • India, Cost of Taking a Motor Cycle to, . 110
  • —- Motor Cycle Touring in, 1’95 Inlet Valve Tip, 91
  • Inter-club Meets, 540
  • Jamming of Carburetter Pistons, 517, 548
  • Jaunt in the North Riding, 358
  • Licences for Motor Cycles, 53, 90
  • Life of a Motor Cycle, 395
  • Light Four-wheeled Runabout, 421
  • Lightweight Converted to V Belt Drive, 132
  • Lightweights v. Heavyweights, 31, 53, 73, 91, 110, 131, 146, 166, 194, 232, 257, 284, 306, 329, 356, 368, 393
  • Lincolnshire, Lindsey Division of, District to be Avoided, 600
  • Liver Stirrer, .A Good, 419
  • London-Edinburgh Run, 420, 491, 540
  • Lubrication, 194
  • 7— To Ensure Regular, 540, 578
  • Machines, Altering Old Pattern, 578
  • Metal for Exhaust Valves, 133, 165
  • Military Motor Cycling, 306
  • Modern Tricycle, Possibilities of a, 15
  • Morgan’s Petrol-Turbine, 133
  • M.C.C. Inter-team Trial, 368
  • Motor Cycle, A Reader’s. Ideal, 579
  • '— — Conditions in the Australian Bush, 89
  • —- Corps, 366 . ‘ _
  • — — Engines, Balancing, 109
  • Insurance, 601
  • — — in the United States, £56, 420, 491
  • Museum, A Suggested, 367
  • — — Taxation, 193, 282
  • — — Tyres, 284, 327, 356, -368
  • — Cycles for Sidecar Work, 541 in Russia, 282
  • — Cycling for Health, 254
  • — — in India, 444
  • Northern League, 491
  • Novel Bel£ Tip, 145
  • Oil, Obtaining Particular Brands of, when Touring, 193,
  • - - . — Vapour Lubricating System, 255
  • Oily. Crank C.ases, 490
  • Opinions of Motor Bicycling Wanted, 393, 578
  • Overheating, Causes of, 165, 231
  • ? Perpetual Motion, 230
  • Petrol in Ceylon, Cost of, 90
  • Piston Ring, Novel, 32
  • , Police Methods,. 394
  • , Portable Sheds and County Council Regulations, 540, 579 . ,
  • Protest against the High Prices of Tyres, .. 329
  • Publication Day, 306
  • Puncture Troubles, Cure for, 89
  • Puzzle or a Poser ? ? 230, 255, 284, 327, 368, 394, 517
  • Puzzling Case, 72, 145, 146 Racehorse v. Motor Cycle, 109
  • Riding Conditions in County Donegal, - 517
  • — Costs, 166
  • — in Spectacles, '230
  • — Round Corners, 600
  • Road Dangers, 548, 600
  • at Night, 30, 72, 109, 145, 307
  • — Improvements, 490 .
  • — Race, Another Proposed for this Year 549
  • Rotary Engiiies, 256, 2'83, 444
  • . Rubber Belts, Wear of, 393
  • Running Costs, 516
  • Sidecar’and Motoi? Bicycle, Choice of a, 282
  • Sidecars, Belts, and other Matters, 307
  • —- v. Tripars, 31
  • Six Bays’ Trials, The 1910, 54
  • Slide Valve Motor Cycle Engine, 255, 579
  • Slow Running, 394, 516
  • Speed, Increase of, on Partially Raising the Exhaust Valve, 30, 53, 71, 90, 165, 231, 328, 366, 419, 414, 491, 540, 548,
  • — Multiplicity of Explosions, and, 282 Spring Fork Patents, 600
  • — Quarterly Trials, 444
  • Standardisation of Rims and Tyres, 167, * 232
  • Steering of Sidecars, 131, 167, 193, 254, 308
  • Storing Accumulators, 420, 578
  • Strange Experience, 541
  • Successful Conversion, 549, 600
  • Suggestion from a Motor Cyclist in Mexico, 329
  • Surface of Sutton Bank, 230
  • Taxation Question, 327, 393, 444
  • Three-wheeled Runabout, 541
  • Timing, 395
  • Toolbox and Carrier, Suggested, 53
  • Tools and Spares to be Carried, 131
  • Tourist Trophy Machines for Touring Purposes, 231
  • — — Race, The 1910, 54
  • — Future of the, 601
  • .—: ’ Suggestion, 548
  • Trade and the Trials, 327
  • Transmission Question, 54, 72, 132, 165, 232, 328
  • Tricar, Another Rejuvenated, 54
  • Two-speed Gears, 15, 32
  • Two-stroke Engine, Proposed Design,256
  • Two Tried Tips, 329
  • Tyre-filling Compound, An Experience with a, 601
  • Tyre Gaiters, 356, 366
  • — Tip, 366
  • Tyres, 395
  • — for Irish Roads, 517
  • Unrolled Stone Danger, 357
  • Valve-grinding Tip, 145
  • Variably Geared Lightweights, 167
  • Wanted, a Tyre for Irish Roads, 445 Water-cooling on Motor Bicycle Engines, 55, 73, 91, 145, 328, 358, 393, 445
  • Wear of Canvas and Rubber Belts, 356, 600
  • Weight of Twin-cylinder Models, 445
  • Winter Riding, 111, 193
  • Wired v. Beaded-edge Tyres, 15, 133, 254
  • Level Crossings, Danger of, 300
  • Lewes M.C.C., 377, 426
  • . Licence Fee of £1, The New, 374
  • — for Motor Bicycle and Coupler, 570
  • — — Use of Coupling Attachment, 12
  • — Car, Covers a Motor Cycle, 411
  • — Motor Cyclists and the Local Taxation,
  • Sup. Jan. 10th
  • Licences, 53, 90, Sup. Jan. 3rd
  • —- Inland Revenue, Issued 1908, 81
  • — International Motor, 396, 422
  • — Local Taxation, 81
  • — One Guinea or Fifteen Shillings, 12
  • — Permits for Open Events, 397
  • — Surrey’s Revenue for Motor, Sup. Jan. 17th
  • Liddle, Geoffrey W. Northern Clubs and the Affiliation Question, 335
  • Lightweights, Appreciation of, 358
  • — Belts on, 16, 32, 89, 145
  • — Converted to V Belt Drive, 132
  • — Cost of Running, and Heavyweights, 620, 621
  • — Equipping, 595
  • — Experiences with, 578
  • — for Devonshire, 265
  • — Gear Ratio for a Lightweight, 155
  • — Improvements in the Royal Enfield Lightweight, 330
  • — In Southern Italy, by J. J. Conybeare, 388, 3E9
  • Moto-Reve (illus.), 152
  • — New Model, 264
  • — Omega Lady’s and Gentleman’s Model (illus.), 352
  • — Prize in the Land’s End Trial, 324
  • — Twisted Belt on, 9
  • — Two-speed, 408
  • — Tyres on, 124
  • — Variably Geared, 115, 167, Sup. Feb. 21st
  • — v. Heavyweight, 31, 53, 73, 91, 110, 131, 146, 166, 194, 232, 257, 284, 306, 329, 356, 368, 393
  • — What a Good Lightweight can do, 268
  • Lillie, A. C. M. (letter), 578
  • Lincolnshire, Lindsey Division of, District to be Avoided, 600
  • Loch Lomond at Ardlui (illus.), 22
  • — Lubnaig (illus.), 87
  • London, Bradford to, and back 24 Hours’ Run, 590
  • — Colney, and St. Albans, Police Trap between, 325
  • — Leeds to, and back, 585
  • — to Coventry and back, 423, 514h
  • — Three Survivors in the (illus.), 514h
  • Land’s End and back, 269-271, 334 Awards, 375
  • London-Edinburgh Run, Sup. March 7th, 152, 346, 347, 420, 424, 446, 448-452, 491, 500, 501, 540, 567
  • — An Echo of the, 503
  • — Awards, 480, 504
  • — Dusty Highway, 449, 450
  • — r Entrants, 449
  • — Grantham, Incidents at, 450
  • — Results, 481
  • — Scenes, 447, 448, 452, 489
  • Longuemare, M. Georges, Created a Knight of the Legion of Honour, Sup. Jan. 17th Low Gear Ratios, Belt Fasteners and, 547
  • Lowen Sidecar, The Latest, 263
  • Lubrication, 12, 163, 194
  • — Automatic, 234
  • — Carburation and, 309
  • — Oil Vapour System, 255
  • — Over, 76
  • — Dirty Engines and, 620
  • — To Ensure Regular, 540, 578
  • Lubricators, Drip Feed, £9
  • Ludlow, Castle Hill and Dinham Bridge (illus.), 138
  • Lyme Regis, from the Copse (illus.), 59
  • Lynton and Lynmouth, from Summerhouse Hill (illus.), 159
  • Minehead Coaches Descending Porlock Hill (illus.), 158
  • McNab, F. A., Interview with, 478
  • Mabon Clutch, A Tip for the Users of the, 11
  • Machine, To Start, without Exertion, 493
  • Machines, Altered, and Improved Frame (illus.), 578
  • — Altering Old Pattern, 578
  • — Crank Pins on Racing, 580
  • — Colonies, for the, 25
  • Magneto and Battery Ignited Machines, How to Prevent Explosions in the Silencer, 118
  • — Good Magneto Drive, A, 580
  • — Ignition, Lecture by Mr. A. E. Bennett, Sup. Jan. 10th
  • — or Dry Batteries, 408
  • — Rained-out, 142
  • — Single-cylinder, on a Twin, 436
  • — Spark, Timing of the, 124, 293
  • — Switches, 234, 383, 594
  • — Fitting, 621
  • — Switch, Even Firing, 234
  • — The New Ball Bearing Bosch, 67
  • Magnetos, British, in the States, 196
  • — Coloured Diagrams, 550
  • — Life of, 359
  • — Timing of, 293, 459
  • Maitland’s Cingalese Bowl, Mr. D. J., Awarded to Mr. F. G. Smith, Sup. Jan. 10th
  • Manchester M.C., 99, 173, 379, 538b, 569
  • — Hill-climb (illus.), 566
  • Members who Attended the Opening Run (illus.), 295
  • Reliability Trial, Competitors at the Starting Point (illus.), 538b
  • — Show, Sup. Feb. 21st
  • — — Motor Cycles at the, 96, Sup. Jan. 10th, Feb. 21st, 28th
  • Manxland, Hill-climb in, Sup. March 7th
  • Map Showing the Country within the Range of a Motor Cyclist in less than a Fortnight (illus.), 136
  • Maple Durham (illus.), 37
  • Marshall, J., Interview with, 478
  • Martin, Harry. Attempt on Record, 298
  • — Fresh Records by, 446, 480
  • Mascotte Motor Cycle Club. The, 261
  • Match, A Friendly. 15, 30, Sup. Jan. 3rd
  • Measurements, English r. French. 15
  • Mechanics of Riding Round a Corner, The, by A. Sharp, 545, 546
  • Mexico. Suggestion from a Motor Cyclist in, 329
  • Michael, Kirk. Forecast of the Tourist Trophy Race. 416, 417
  • Micklegate Bar, York (illus.), 161
  • Middlesbrough and District M.C.C., Sup.
  • .Tan. 3rd. 10th. 17th. 24th. Feb. 14th. 28th. March 21st, 99. 202. 326, 355. 618
  • Reliability Trial Competitors nearing the Top of Ormesby Bank (illus.), 619
  • Middlesex County A.C.. 593
  • Midland Aviation Meeting, 533
  • — Motor Cyclists, Meet of, at Stratford-on-Avon, 323, 424
  • Military Manoeuvres on the Welsh Border, Sup. March 21st
  • — Motorcycling Notes. 242-243, 306, 362, 363
  • Cyclists, Sup. Feb. 21st
  • Reconnaissance, Coventry and Warwickshire M.C.C., 376. 398, 399 — Official Report,425
  • Some of the Despatch Riders in the (illus.), 426
  • Millennium Auto-grip Spanner, 123
  • Misfiring and Running in Jerks, 13
  • — Chronic, 127
  • Mission of Help, 203
  • Model, A 1910 J. Sup. Feb. 21st
  • — Tourist Trophy. 529, 530
  • — as a Touring Mount, 174, 175
  • Single-cylinder Norton. 457
  • Models on the Road. New. Sup. Jan. 17th
  • — Testing 1910 (illus.), Sup.
  • Jan. 17 th
  • — Weight of Twin-cylinder. 445
  • Molineux Weather Shield, The (illus.), 129
  • Morgan's Internal Combustion Turbine, 33
  • — Petrol Turbine, 114, 133
  • Motor Bicycling, Opinions of. Wanted, 578
  • — Car and Motor Cycle Owners, The Law
  • and its Relation to, 120
  • — Cycle, Camera and the, 192
  • Clubs, Northern League of, 304
  • Corps, 366
  • Cup. The, Winners of (illus.), 584
  • Design, Sup. Feb. 21st
  • Fraud, Alleged Ingenious, 184
  • Housing a, 459
  • How to Overhaul a, 116, 117, 148- 151, 327
  • in Distant Lands. 460
  • Insurance, 567, 601
  • Licence for, and Coupler, 570
  • Manufacturers and Traders, Proposed Association of, Sup. Jan. 17th, 24 th Museum, A Suggested, 367
  • Novel, A. Possessing many Original Features (illus.), 239
  • Reader’s Ideal, 579
  • Records. 1909, by J. Sinclair, 7, 8,
  • Sup. Jan. 10th
  • Repairers, 81. Sup. Jan. 3rd Road Races of History, The Great, by B. H. Davies, 466-471
  • Rudge-Whitworth, 622 Storing a, 458
  • Union of Ireland, Dublin Centre, 515, 565
  • Ulster Centre, 377, 404, 430, 454, 592
  • r. Racehorse, 68, Sup. Jan. 24th
  • — Cycles, Automatic Carburation, 339
  • Exchanges Offered for, Sup. Feb.
  • 21st for Business Purposes, 69
  • Colonial Use, 251, 361
  • Everyday Use, 248 Ladies’ Use, 360
  • — Rough Roads, 266
  • Sidecar Work, 541 Ice Yacht and, 319
  • Imports and Exports of, Sup. March 14th of, and Parts, 567
  • in the United States, by Earle L. Ovington, 18, 74, 147, 420, 491
  • Warfare, 323
  • Manchester Show, at the, Sup. Feb. 21st
  • Motor Bicycling on the Road (1910), 624
  • — — Recognising the Make, 236
  • — — Various Uses of, 75
  • Where they are Congregated, Sup. Feb. 21st
  • — Cycling Club, Sup. Jan. 3rd, 302, 483, 565
  • — Annual General Meeting, 46, Sup. Jan. 10th
  • — - Competitors being Checked in the Long Distance Trial (illus.), 347
  • - Forthcoming Events, Sup. Feb. 14th Hill-climb at a Secret Venue, 300
  • — — — Inter-team Trial, 311, 317, 368
  • Appointment of Judge to, 350
  • Jarrott Cup Competition, 269- 271
  • Result of the, 299 London-Edinburgh Run, Sup. March 7th, 375, 491
  • Entries, Complete List of, 431
  • — Results, 481 Scenes on the (illus.), 494
  • Start from Highgate (illus.), 489
  • Members’ Hill-climb, 400, 401
  • Opening Run and Easter Tour, Sup. Feb. 28th
  • Petrol Consumption Trial, 615, 616
  • — — Programme of Gymkhana and Race Meeting at Brooklands, 503
  • Race Meeting and Gymkhana, 325, 424. 534-537
  • Team Trial, Sup. Feb. 28th, 300, 350, 532, 533
  • Competition, 614 Starting the Competitors (illus.), 582
  • The Motor Cycle Challenge Cup, 581-584
  • Trifles, 585 for Health, 254 in India, 444
  • — — Military Notes on, 242, 243
  • — Cyclist, C.T.C. Defends a, 532
  • — — Fatal Accident to a, Sup. Feb. 14th
  • — Golf Player, 447
  • — ?— on a Balloon Expedition, Sup. March 14th
  • taken for an Anarchist, Sup. Feb] 28th
  • Unjust Prosecution of a, 533 r. Roller Skater, Sup. Jan. 3rd, 10th
  • — Cyclists, Catering for, 624
  • Hints and Tips for, 156
  • in the Army Manoeuvres, 566
  • Northern League of, 587
  • — Manoeuvres in the Midlands, 398
  • — Manufacturers and Traders, Society of,
  • Question of Cycle and Motor Cycle Show at Olympia, Sup. Jan. 17th
  • — Pacing, 82
  • — Set, Attaching, to a Push Cycle, 292
  • — Spirit Cans, Improvement in, 334
  • — Union, Growth of, Sup. March 21st
  • — — Meeting, Sup. Feb. 28th Motorist’s Sympathy, Sup. Feb. 7th
  • Motors, Instruction Books on, 248
  • Motosacoche Ridden by J. S. Holroyd in the Scottish Trials (iilus.), 577
  • — Trial Run on a, 276
  • Moveo Machines, Some Interesting Features of the, 501
  • Mudguard Extensions, 309
  • Mudguarding Device, A, 123
  • Mud-plugging, 200 Miles in One Day, 101
  • Museum, A Suggested Motor Cycle, 367
  • Naples, Glimpse of, with Vesuvius Behind (illus.), 389
  • National Trades and Industries Exhibition at Birmingham, 301
  • “ Natural Fort,” one of Nature’s Wonders (illus.), 181
  • Nerve Speed and Petrol (illus.), 291
  • Neuchatel Hill-climb, Sup. Feb. 28th
  • New Brighton, Record Attempts at, 447
  • — South Wales, Governing Body of Motor Cycling in, Sup. Feb. 21st
  • Gymkhana in, Sup. Jan. 10th Hill-climbs in, Sup. March 7th Motor Cycle Racing in, 301
  • — York Show, Sup. Feb. 7th
  • Newark, Trent Bridge (illus.), 160
  • Newcastle and District M.C.C., Sun ini, 24th, Feb. 14th, March 7th, 14th 9ft 202, 247, 302, 303, 354, 427, 593,’616
  • Competitors Leaving th* Premises of (illus.), 450
  • Newmarket to Louth, 518
  • Newport (Mon.) and District M.C.C.. Sun Feb. 7th, 143, 187, 202, 538b, 619
  • — Affiliation to A.C.U., 268
  • Assembly on the Occasion of the First Run (illus.), 303
  • — Proposal to Establish Sup. Jan. 17th
  • Non-stop Trial Tip, 365
  • Northamptonshire M.C.C., Sup. Feb. 14th 21st, 405
  • North Eastern Automobile Association Sup. March 14th, 592
  • Northern Inter-club Meet, 539
  • — League, 454
  • North Wales, Hill-climb in, 502
  • — Two Days’ Tour in, 34
  • North-west. London A.C., Special Permit Granted to, 124
  • M.C.C., Sup. Jan. 3rd, 24th, 31st Feb. 7th, 143, 354, 355, 378, 453, 515 565, 592, 616
  • — and Herts County A.C. (M.C.
  • Section), Competition between, SUD, Feb. 28th, 301
  • — — — Competitors and Officials at
  • Starting Point of Hill-climb (illus.), 564
  • Consumption Trial, Competitors Lined-up Outside Stanmore Station (illus.), 376
  • London to Coventry and back Run, 514h
  • Opening Meet at Dollis Hill Land, N.W. (illus.), 263
  • Postponement of Twelve Hours’ Run to Coventry and back, 423
  • Northamptonshire Lanes, Two Passenger Combinations in the (illus.), 583
  • — M.C.C., Opening Run of 1910 (illus.), 328
  • Photographs of Team, 584 Northern Club Officials, Meeting of, 375
  • — Clubs and the Affiliation Question, by
  • Geoffrey W. Liddle, 335
  • — Inter-club Meet, 539
  • — League, 411, 491
  • Filey Speed Trials and the, 397
  • — — Inauguration of the, 402
  • Meeting at York, 538
  • Motor Cycle Clubs, 298, 304, 376 Cyclists, 587
  • Annual Meeting and Reunion, 514e
  • Suggested Design of Badge for the (illus.), 538
  • Northumberland to Devonshire, Trip from, 136-139, 158-162
  • Norton, James L., Bore-stroke Ratio and Efficiency, 77
  • Norwich and District M.C.C., Sup. Jan. 24th, 99, 187, 302
  • — — Scene at the Start of the
  • Reliability Trial (illus.), 310
  • — Charity Sports at, 538
  • Nottingham and District M.C.C., Sup. Jan. 10th, 31st, Feb. 14th, March 7th, 14th, 247, 280, 326, 378, 403, 426, 538c, 564, 616
  • N.S.U. Lightweight Converted to Belt Drive (illus.), 132
  • Nyassaland, Motor Cycle in, Sup. Jan. 3rd
  • — The only Motor Car in (illus.), 95
  • Okill’s Pressure Gauge, 243

OCCASIONAL COMMENTS—

  • Accessibility, 142
  • Acetylene Filters, 264
  • “ Ailette,” Reply to, 125
  • Amulree and the Six Days, 125, 185
  • Auto Cycle Union, Early Fixture of Principal Trial Dates, 9
  • — Trials, 264
  • Automatic Carburation, 413
  • — Carburetters, 264, 297, 365, 387, 547
  • Auxiliary Exhaust Releases, 185
  • Backrests for Motor Cyclists, 24
  • Belt Fasteners and Low Gear Ratio, 547
  • Belts and their Fasteners, 316
  • Brakes, Unsatisfactory Belt Rim, 580
  • Carbonised Deposit on Engines, 499 i
  • Carburetter Adjustment Tip, 297
  • Carburetters, Automatic, 264, 297, 36 387, f !
  • Occasional Comments (continued)—
  • Chain or Belt, 185
  • Change in Standards, 387
  • Club Secretaries, Advice to, 162
  • Coaster Hubs and a Heckler, 9
  • Congratulations to the A.C.U., 413
  • Crank Pins on Pacing Machines, 580
  • Drilled Pulleys, 547
  • Ease of Starting, 24
  • End-to-end Sidecar Record, 542
  • — Trial, The 1910, 9
  • Engine of a Speed Mount, 316
  • Events, More Sporting, 443
  • Exhaust Valves, 102
  • — Whistles, 365
  • Experientia Docet, Bravo, 472
  • Future of the Tricycle, 50
  • Good Magneto Drive, 580
  • Handle-bar Control of the Oil Pump, 580
  • Hard Luck, Bashall ! 542
  • Hill-climb Suggestion, 9
  • Hint to Buyers, 297
  • Improvements (1910), 413
  • — Room for, 142
  • Inspection Lamps, 185, 250
  • Insurance, 162
  • Leather Belt, The Twisted, 50
  • Magneto, Rained-out, 142
  • Mission of Help, 203
  • Model Lightweight, New, 264
  • Models, Weight of Twin-cylinder Touring, 250
  • Motor Bicycle and Automatic Carburation, 339
  • New Lubricating, 544
  • — Rules in the Six Days’ Trial, 203
  • Non-stop Trial Tip, 365
  • One Dangerous Surface, 76
  • Over-gearing, 125
  • Petrol Consumption Compared, 50
  • Quarterly Trial, Tuning-up for the, 102
  • Reforms in Big Trials, 50
  • Reserve Petrol, 499
  • Riding in Spectacles, 62
  • Rigid Transmissions, 24
  • Saddle-pillar, Spring, 102
  • Scottish Motor Cycle Trials, 250, 339
  • — — Ascent of Glencroe, 599
  • Semi-automatic Carburetters, 472
  • Silencer, Clear, 76
  • Silencers in the T.T. Race, 62
  • Six Days’ Trial, The 1910, 9
  • Skidding, 76
  • Smash, A Nasty, 339
  • Sparking Plug Sooting, 76
  • Springing, 339, 499
  • Staminarand Efficiency, 413
  • Steel-studded Treads, 162
  • Stub Air Levers, 580
  • Sud; Complete, 365 Suggestion, Cute, 102
  • Tank-filling Made Easy, 102
  • Team Prize, 499 ]Timekeeping in Small Hill-climbs, 443 ]Touring Weights, 599
  • Tourist Trophy Course in the Isle of Man,
  • 443
  • Machines for Touring Purposes, • ' 185
  • Race, 387
  • Pace in the, 542
  • Triumph Machine, Success of, in T.T. Race, 547
  • Turbine, What is a, 297
  • Twin-cylinders Misfiring, 250
  • Twisted Belt on Lightweights, 9
  • Two Types of Machine in the Colonies, 203
  • Tyre Gaiters, 297
  • Tyres in Winter, 76
  • Value of Brooklands, 387
  • Valve Springs, 547
  • Variable Gears, 142
  • Why the Colliers Win, 542
  • Oil, Draining the Crank Case of Dirty, 163
  • — Obtaining Particular Brands of, when
  • Touring, 193
  • — (see also “ Lubrication ”)
  • •— Groove on Engine-shaft, Turning, 12
  • — Pump, Handle-bar Control of the, 580
  • — Vapour Lubricating System, 255
  • Oily Crank Cases, 490
  • Old Gate House, Highgate, Flashlight Picture of the Start of the London- Edinburgh Run (illus.), 448 -Machines, Converting, 394
  • ittern Tricar Altered almost beyond ‘cognition (illus.), 549
  • Olympia, Motor Cycle Exhibition at, 301, 597, 598
  • — The Projected Cycle and Motor Cycle Show at, Sup. Jan. 10th, 24th, 31st, March 7 th, 21st
  • Ombersley, Police Trap at, 375
  • Omega Lady’s and Gentleman’s Model
  • Lightweights (illus.), 352
  • One Thousand Seven Hundred Miles on a 7 h.p. Twin, by D. S. Baddeley, 58-61
  • Open Hill-climb in Yorkshire, 608-610
  • — Trials, Licences and Permits for, 397
  • — — Pros and Cons of, 238
  • Orders, Delay in Execution of, 366, 541, 579
  • Over-gearing, 125
  • Overhaul a Motor Cycle, How to, 366
  • — Needed, 459
  • Over-heating, Causes of, 133, 165, 231
  • — Cures for, 164
  • — Knocking on Hills and, 265, 436
  • “ Overland Limited ” out West (illus.), 181
  • Ovington, Earle L., Motor Bicycle in the United States, 74
  • Ownership, Change of, 83, 541
  • Oxford M.C.C., 99, 143, 173, 247, 326a, 456
  • — Hill-climbing Competition, Competitors in the (illus.), 567
  • Members of the (illus.), 538d
  • Pacing Motor Cycles, 351
  • Paraffin or Petrol, 293
  • Paris Eiffel Tower (illus.), 465
  • — In the Court of the Louvre (illus.), 463
  • — Pierce-Arrow Depot (illus.), 465
  • — Salon, 1910, Sup. Feb. 21st
  • Passenger Attachment, Respecting a, 163
  • — Work, Two-speeds for, 408
  • PATENTS, by Eric W. Walford—
  • Balanced Twin, 624
  • Belt Tensioning Device, 309
  • Collapsable Sidecar, 624
  • Detachable Belt Fastener, 460
  • Exhaust Silencer, 134, 309
  • Footrests and Stand, Combined, 92
  • Frame, A Divisible, 134
  • Front Rim Brake, 460
  • Lamp and Generator Bracket, 624
  • Lubrication and Carburation, 309
  • Mudguard Extensions, 309
  • Perpetual Motion, 134
  • Petrol Gauge and Injector, Combined, 176
  • Pulley, An Automatically Adjusting, 134 ’
  • — Control, Variable, 92
  • Saddle Spring Arrangement, 176
  • Safety Supporting Device, 176
  • Sidecarriage, Flexible, 92
  • Spring Fork, 600
  • — Seat-pillar, 624
  • Two-stroke Rotary Valve Engine, 92
  • Tyre Removal, To Facilitate, 309
  • Pedals, Operating, in the Dark, 29
  • Pembroke, Application for a Speed Limit at, 186
  • Pembrokeshire A.C., 538d
  • Penrith, Devonshire Street and Market Place (illus.), 58
  • — Shap Wells Hotel (illus.), 137
  • Permits and Licences for Open Events, 397
  • Perpetual Motion, 134, 230
  • Perth and District M.C.C., 455
  • Petrol, Air and, Mixing of, 26
  • — Buying, in Small Quantities, Sup. March 14 th
  • — Care Necessary with, 292
  • — Consumption Compared, 50
  • — — Excessive, 265, 435
  • — Cost of, in Ceylon, 90
  • — Economy in, 384
  • — Filter, Simple, 45
  • — Gauge, Carburetter, 55
  • Injector and, Combined, 176
  • — Imports, Sup. Jan. 17tli, Feb. 21st
  • — Level of the, Too Low, 435
  • — Verifying, 126
  • — Lever, Variable, 44
  • — Mixing, with other Gases, 130
  • — M.C.C., Consumption Trial, 615, 616
  • — Nerve, and Speed (illus.), 291
  • — Paraffin or, 293
  • — Rebate, 408
  • — Reserve, 499
  • — Tanks, Auxiliary, 130
  • Risk of Soldering, 163, 234
  • — Turbine, Morgan’s, 133
  • Phillip, Alan, “ Across the Border,” 20
  • Phillips, P., One of the Three Survivors of the 555 Miles Run, 294
  • Picture Postcard, Reproduction of a, Received by The Motor Cycle from Germany (illus.), 249
  • Piston, Fitting a New, 29, 84
  • — Jamming of Carburetter, 517, 548
  • — Ring, New Design of, 169
  • — — Novel, 32
  • Platinum Points, Deposit on, 127
  • Pleasure and Business, Combining, 327
  • Police Traps, Sup. Feb. 28th, March 14th, 90, 325, 350, 375, 394, 396, 422, 446, 447, 480, 502, 532, 567, 586, 614
  • Counties minus, 83
  • in the Isle of Wight, 447
  • Pontefract M.C., 281, 326, 514i, 619
  • Porlock Hill, Lynton and Minehead
  • Coaches Descending (illus.), 158
  • Portable Sheds and County Council Regulations, 540, 579
  • Portmarnock, Speed Trials at, 590
  • Possibilities and Capabilities, 385
  • Powell, Mr. A., Family Sidecar, 118
  • Power, Chains for, Transmission, 350
  • — Increase of, when Exhaust Valve is Slightly Raised, 328
  • — Loss of, 56, 84, 127, 265, 435
  • — Silencer Explosions Increasing, 13
  • — Transmission of, 6, 328
  • Premier, New Pattern 3|.h.p., 168
  • — Representatives in the T.T. Race, 442
  • Princes Risborough, Kop Hill (illus.), 400,
  • 401
  • Private Owner, Problem of the, 45, 64, Sup. Jan. 10th, 17th
  • Professional Records, 79, 80
  • Provincial Clubs and the A.C.U., 16, 30
  • Publishing Day, The Motor Cycle New, 237, 252, 273, Sup. March 21st
  • Pulleys, Automatically Adjusting, 134
  • — Belt Jumping off, 409, 459, 570
  • — Control, Variable, 92
  • — Drilled, 547
  • — Fitting an Adjustable Pulley, 68
  • Puncture Troubles, Cure for, 71 Puncturing Instrument, 334
  • Purley and District M.C.C., Sup. Feb. 7th
  • — Foxley Lane, Police Trap at, 350
  • Push Cycle, Attaching a Motor Set to a, 292
  • Puzzle or a Poser ? by “ Ixion,” 190, 230, 255, 284, 327, 368, 394, 517
  • Puzzling Case, 34, 145, 146
  • Quarterly Trials (see “ Auto Cycle Union ”) “ Quick ” Motor Cycle Stand, 320
  • Racehorse v. Motor Cycle, 68, 109, Sup. Jan. 24th
  • Racing Machines, Crank Pins on, 380
  • — The Value of, by B. H. Davies, 437. 438
  • Ratio, Bore-Stroke and Efficiency, 17, 17- 50, 77, 90, 131, Sup. Jan. 10th
  • — Calculating Gear, 543
  • — Gear, 543
  • — Variable Compression, 311
  • Ratios, Belt Fastener and Low Gear, 547
  • Reading and District M.C.C., 377, 403, 455 593
  • — M.C.C., Few Members of the (illus.), 443
  • Recent Patents, by Eric W. Walford (see “ Patents ”)
  • Records, American, 146, 193, 282, 308
  • — End-to-end Lightweight Record, 533
  • Sidecar Record, 446, 560, 561, 587 Beaten, 538a
  • — Future of the End-to-end Record, 172
  • — General Recognition of Motor Cycle, 145
  • — Motor Cycle, Accepted in the United
  • States of America, 7, 8, 79
  • — New, in the Air, Sup. Feb. 21st
  • — Official Recognition of, 135
  • Rectory Hill, Second Bend on (illus.), 367
  • Redbourne and St. Albans, Police Trap between, 325
  • Redcar Motor Cyclists Unite, Sup. Feb. 28th
  • Redditch and District M.C.C., Sup. Fob. 28th, March 7th, 281, 427, 565, 593
  • — Hill-climbing Competition, Competitors in the (illus.), 483
  • — Members of the (illus.), 296
  • Redruth, Carn Brea (illus.), 60
  • Re-engining an Old Quadricycle, 59 Registration, 127
  • — Numbers, Low, 163
  • Reliability and Simplicity, 197
  • — Trials, Checking in, by Felix Scriven, 122, 123, 151, 169, 194, 575, 576
  • Swiss Motor Cycle, Sup. Feb- 21st Repairers, Motor Cycle, Officially Appointed by the R.A.C., 124
  • Resilient Stud Tyre, 598
  • Rex Single and Twin-cylinder Machines, 417, 418
  • — Twin-cylinder Engine, A New Pattern
  • (illus.), 306
  • Rhine, River (illus.), 497 .
  • Rhodesia, Change Speed Gears in, 165
  • Rice-Oxley, C., Cycle Destroyed by Fire, 324
  • Richmond and Surbiton M.C., 483
  • — Monster Meeting at, 279, Sup. March 14th, 21st
  • — Yorks, Copies of Photograph of Motor Cyclists in Market Square, Particulars of, 301 2 .
  • Sonle of the Motor Cyclists m the Old Market Square (illus.), 290
  • Riding Apparel (illus.), 228, 229
  • — Costs, 166
  • — Equipment, 544
  • — Hints, 622 .
  • — Round a Corner, The Mechanics of, by A. Sharp, 545, 546, 600
  • Rims and Tyres, Standardisation of, 167
  • Rings, Charge Blowing past, 233
  • — Damage Caused by Broken, 29
  • Ripon and District M.C.C., 303
  • Gathering on Occasion of a Run of the (illus.), 326
  • Road and Track, Tests on, 571
  • — Board, 614
  • — Dangers, 548, 600
  • at Night, 50, 72, 109, 145, 177, 293, 307
  • — Checking, 350
  • Important Decision, Sup. March 21st
  • — Improvements, 490
  • — Race, Another Proposed, 549
  • — Surfaces, 135
  • Roads, Good and Bad, 614
  • Robert, H., Success in the Quarterly Trial, 422
  • Rockefeller, J. D., jun, takes to Motor Cycling, Sup. Jan. 3rd
  • Roller Skater v. Motor Cyclist, Sup. Jan. 3rd, 10th
  • Rotary Engined Motor Bicycle, Built in France in 1896 (illus.), 441
  • — Engines, 385, 433, 440, 441, 444
  • for Motor Cycles, 182-184, 196, 283 Two-stroke, 441, 442
  • — Valve Engines, Sup. Jan. 3rd Two-stroke, 92
  • Rough Roads, A Motor Cycle for, 266
  • Routes—Bristol to Bournemouth, 518
  • — Epsom to Bristol, 409
  • — Holyhead to Southampton, 621
  • — London-Edinburgh Run, the 1910 Route (illus.), 432
  • — Newmarket to Louth, 518
  • — Southampton to Birmingham, avoiding London, 248
  • Royal Automobile Club, Annual Dinner fo the Associated Clubs and the, Sup. Feb. 7th
  • — Motor Cycle Repairers Officially Appointed by, 124
  • — Enfield Lightweight, Improvements in the, 330
  • Rubber, Advance in, 310, 334
  • — and Canvas Belts, Wear of, 307, 356, 600
  • — — — Leather Belts, 83
  • — Belts, Wear of, 393
  • Rudge-Whitworth Motor Bicycle, 622
  • Runabout, Light Four-wheeled, 286
  • — Three-wheeled, 541
  • Running Costs, 516
  • — Irregular, 29
  • Russia. Motor Cycles in, 234, 282, 533
  • — Riding Conditions in, Sup. Feb. 21st
  • Rustproof Covering, A, 333
  • ., Amalgama- County A.C.,
  • between,D325 C°lnCy’ P°Hce Trap
  • TwTenR325°Urne’ PoU<* Trap be'
  • St. Helens (Lancs), Proposed Club for, bup. Feb. 14th . , vnlp
  • — John Ambulance Brigade, EarkVaie
  • Division, Leicester, use of Fust Aiu Motor Bicycle, 502
  • — Petersburg, Group of Motor Cyclists Resident in (illus.), 568
  • Sad die-pillar, A Spring, 102
  • Saddle Spring Arrangement, A, 17b
  • Salisbury, Entrance to the Close of baium, North Gate, 159
  • Scandinavian Exhibition, 176
  • Scarborough and District M.C., Sup. I eb. 7th, 28th, March 7th, 143, 379, 405 483, 618
  • Scorcher’s Dream, The (illus.), 493
  • Scott, A. A., Bore-stroke Ratio and Efficiency, 47-50, 77, 100
  • — Two-stroke Motor Cycle, An Extended
  • Trial of an, 340, 421, 516
  • — — — Owner’s Experience with, 119, 120
  • Plan View of the (illus.), 340
  • — Tourist Trophy Racers, 422
  • Scottish Motor Cycle Clubs, Meeting of Secretaries of, 124
  • — Six Days’ Reliability Trials, 424, 503, 538b, 551-558, 624
  • Photographs of the Winning Douglas Team in the, 574
  • Remarkable Performance, A, 577
  • Route, 321
  • — — — — -— Scenes, 538a, 551-557, 561, 573
  • — Taxes for Motor Cycles and Traction Engines, 130
  • — Trials, 250, 339, 396, 572-574
  • Screws, Belt Fastener, a Suggestion, 491, 516, 600
  • Seriven, F., Checking in Reliability Trials, 122, 123
  • Seat-pillar Device for Obtaining a Lower Seat, 344
  • Second-hand Machines, 310
  • —- — Advertisers of, A Hint to, 306
  • — — Buying a, 332 Examining a, 84
  • Service Silver Challenge Cup (illus.), Sup. Feb. 28th
  • Shap Fells, Hill-climbing Contest on the (illus.), 300
  • — Wells Hotel, Penrith (illus.), 137
  • Sharp, Archibald, B.Sc., A.M.I.C.E., Mechanics of Riding Round a Corner, 545, 546
  • Sheffield and Hallamshire M.C.C., Sup. Feb. 7th, 21st, March 14th, 326, 403,
  • 564 Shooter’s Hill Road Police Trap, Sup. Feb.
  • 28th Show Question, The, 14, Sup. Jan. 17th Shropshire M.C.C., 281, 326, 380, 592
  • Sidecarriage, A Flexible, 92
  • Sidecars—Attachments, 83
  • — Belts and other Matters, 307
  • — Bicycle for Sidecar Work, A 7 h.p., 154
  • — Bramson Home Garage Sidecar, 80
  • — Change Speed Gears and. Respecting, 69
  • — Choice of a Sidecar and Motor Cycle, 282
  • — Collapsable Sidecar, 624
  • — Combinations, 595
  • — End-to-end Sidecar Record (sec “ End-to-end Sidecar Record ”)
  • — Family Sidecar, A, 118
  • — Gear Ratio for, 12, 493
  • — Home Garage Sidecar, The, 156
  • — Lowen Sidecar. The Latest, 263
  • — Luxurious Sidecar Combination, A (illus.), 233
  • — “No Sidecar Needed,’’ 331
  • — Position of Sidecar, 248
  • Records (see “ End-to-end Sidecar Record ’’)
  • — Respecting a Sidecar Attachment, 249
  • - Selection of a Sidecar, 265, 383
  • — Single Gears and, 502
  • - Starting a Twin-cylinder Machine and
  • Sidecar, 543
  • ~ Steering of, 131, 167, 193, 254, 308
  • — twelve Hundred Miles on a Motor
  • Bicycle with Sidecar, by Vincent Burrow, M.l)., 136-139, 158-162
  • — Twin-cylinder Bicycle with Sidecar, 164
  • — Two-speed Machines for, 28
  • Useful Information Concerning, 334
  • — v. Tricars, 31
  • Side-slip Studded Covers to Prevent, 112
  • Siffken, B. C. de W., Westward Ho with a Sidecar, 312-315
  • Silence Desired, 126
  • Silencers, Clear, 76
  • — Cylinder Scavenger and, 589
  • — Dimensions, Single-geared Passenger Machine, 234
  • — Exhaust, 134, 309
  • — Explosions, Increasing Power and, 13
  • — Rear of Machine, 384
  • — Test of, 435 .
  • — Tourist Trophy Race, in the, 62, Sup Jan. 10th j .
  • Simms-Bosch Magneto, Timing a Twin, 29
  • Simms West End Agency, 176
  • Simplicity and Reliability, 197
  • Sinclair, j., Motor Cycle Records, 1909,7, 8
  • Single and Twin-cylinders Compared, 83
  • Two-speed Geared Models, The Humber, 381, 382
  • — Gears and Sidecars, 502
  • Single-cylinder Magneto on a Twin, 436
  • Single-geared Machine, 472
  • Six Days’ Trial, 9, 54, 82, 423 (see also “ End-to-end Trial ”)
  • — — — Amulree and the, 185
  • New Rules in the, 203
  • — — — Preparations for the, by B. H. Davies, 262, 263
  • Team Prize in the, 614
  • Skidding of Rear Wheel, 83
  • Skinner, E. J., and J. Trevor, Messrs., Mishap to Machines, Sup. Feb. 7th
  • Sleigh Propelled by a Motor Cycle Engine, A, Sup. Jan. 10th
  • Slide Valve Engines, 235, 236, 579
  • Slow Running, 359, 394, 516
  • — Speeds, Refusal to Fire at, 409
  • Sluggish Starting, 126
  • Smart Runabout for All-weather Work (illus.), 524
  • Snaefell Hill-climb, The, 514f
  • — (illus.), 514f, 514g, 528
  • — Mountain, Two Difficult Turns on (illus.), 503
  • Soldering Outfit, A Handy, 395
  • — Petrol Tanks, The Risk of, 163, 234
  • Southampton and District M.C., Sup. March 14th, 187, 280, 380
  • — — — — Gathering on the Occasion of the Opening Meet (illus.), 299
  • — to Birmingham, Avoiding London, 248
  • South Devon (Plymouth) M.C.C., 455, 565, 618
  • — Manchester M.C.C., Sup. Jan. 24th, March 14 th
  • Southern M.C., 247, 302, 326, 453, 482, 541i, 538b
  • Southport M.C.C., Sup. Feb. 28th, March 14th, 355, 403
  • Southsea Common, Inspection of Boy Scouts on (illus.), 141
  • Spanner, The Millennium Auto-grip, 123
  • Spares and Tools to be Carried, 131 Spark, An Errant, 494
  • — Lever, Control of the, 113
  • Using, for Controlling Speed, 68
  • Sparking Plug, A Novel, 344
  • — Double Pole, 66
  • — Multi or Single-point, 68
  • — — No Spark when Lever is Retarded, 359
  • Sooting of, 76, 266
  • Spectacles, Riding in, 62, 230
  • Speed against the Wind, 13
  • — Increase of, on Slightly Raising EX'
  • — Ehaust Valve, 30, 53, 7i, 90, 165, 328, 366, 419, 444, 491, 540, 548, 601
  • — Increasing Engine, 621
  • — Multiplicity of Explosions, 282, 285, 286
  • — Nerve and Petrol (illus.), 291
  • — n°t Affected by Spark Advance, 233
  • - Using the Spark Lever for Controlling bo
  • Limits, Illegal Signs, Sup. March 1[1^
  • — New, Sup. Jan. 3rd
  • — Mount, The Engine of a, 316
  • Trials, Filey Sands at, Whitsuntide, of1’ 375, i53
  • — Portmarnock, at, 590
  • Speedometer, Experience of the Cowey, Speedometers, Suggested Improvements A c ®
  • Sporting Offers, 446, 44 7
  • Spring Footboards, Fuel Consumption, 569 57'
  • — Fork Design, by G. Douglas Leechman
  • — Patents, 600
  • — The “ Ideal,” 103 Quarterly Trials, The. 444
  • Spring Seat-pillar, 624
  • Springing, 339, 499
  • Springs, Valve, 547
  • Stamina and Efficiency, 413
  • Stand, A New, 320
  • Standard Machines, Hill-climb for, Sup. Feb. 28th
  • Standards, A Change in, 387
  • Stanley Show, 598
  • — Alteration of Date of, Sup. Jan. 3rd Donation, 156
  • Starting, Difficulty in, 28
  • — Ease of, 24, 54, 56, 71, 91, 518
  • — from Standstill, 459
  • — with the Handle, Difficulty in, 155
  • Staxton Hill-climb, The, 278, 280, 325
  • — Outcome of the, 397
  • Steamboat Rocks, near Utak Valley (illus.), 179
  • Steel, H. G., “The Yarn of the Lonely Man,” 488. 489
  • Steel-studded Treads, 162
  • Stockport and District M.C.C., Sup. Feb. 14th
  • Stockton-on-Tees, Club for, 455
  • Straightaway Records, Amateur, 80 Strange Experience, A, 519
  • Stratford-on-Avon, Annual Midland Meet of Motor Cyclists at (illus.), 454
  • — Members of the Birmingham M.C.C. at (illus.), 302
  • — Midland Meet of Motor Cyclists at, 323
  • Streatham and District M.C.C., Sup. Jan. 10th, 17th, Feb. 7th, 14th, March 7th, 247, 302, 354, 380, 565, 592
  • Stroud and District M.C.C., 593
  • — Bird’s-eye View of, from Rodborough (illus.), 139
  • Stub Air Levers, 580
  • Stud, A Complete, 365
  • — Tyre, A Resilient, 598
  • Studded Covers for Preventing Side-slip, 112
  • Successes on Road and Track, 320
  • Sumi, Mr. R., of Osaka, Japan, A.C. Tricar, specially built for (illus.), Sup. Jan. 31st
  • Summerhouse Hill, Lynton and Lynmouth, from (illus.), 159
  • Sunday Competitions, 351
  • Sunderland and District M.C.C., Sup. Jan. 3rd, 538c, 565
  • Supporting Device, Safety, 176
  • Surbiton, A Club for, 281
  • Surrey M.C.C., Sup. Jan. 10th, 173, 303, 380, 426, 454, 538b, 618
  • Surrey’s Revenue from Motor Licences, Sup. Jan. 17th
  • Sutton Bank, Hill-climb, 272, 278, 293, 295
  • Surface of, 230, Sup. March 14th Wintered Badly, Sup. Feb. 28th
  • Sutton Coldfield A.C., Sup. Jan. 3rd, 17th, 31st, Feb. 21st, 187, 247, 280, 326a, 380, 404, 427, 454, 538d, 539
  • — Hill-climb, Scene at the Foot of Coalport Hill (illus.), 427
  • Speed-judging Contest (illus.), 326a
  • Swansea and District M.C.C., 380
  • Swift-Ariel, The 3|h.P-, Sup. Feb. 14th Swiss Motor Cyclist, Ideal Mount, Sup. Feb. 7th
  • — Pass, Curve on a (illus.), 497
  • Switches, Magneto, 594
  • Switzerland, Ferry Boat Crossing the Rhine to Walshut, Germany (illus.), 497
  • — Tunnel on the Brunig Pass (illus.), 497
  • Sydney (N.S.W.) Motor Cycle Club Amateurs’ Hill-climbing Competition, 81, 301
  • — Racing at, 422
  • Synchronising Firing, Reducing Consumption, 570
  • Tank Filling Made Easy, 102
  • — Repairing a Leaky, 154, 189
  • Tappets, Adjustable, 395
  • — Worn, 56
  • Tar-spraying Operations, 350
  • Taw at Barnstaple, The (illus.), 313
  • Taxation, Local, Exemptions, 57, 112
  • Licences, Sup. Feb. 7th, 56
  • — New, Scheme, Sup. Feb. 14th, 177, 193, 282
  • — Question, The, 327, 393, 444
  • Team Prize, A, 499
  • — Trials, The Motor Cycle Cup, for, ooJ Trifles, 585
  • Telescopic Soldering Iron, 624
  • Ten-mile Speed Limits, Sup. Feb. 28th Terracina (illus.), 388
  • Tests on Road and Track, 571
  • The Motor Cycle Cup, Team Trials for, 563
  • Thompson, S. J. K., and his Passenger Coaxing the Single-geared Bat and Sidecar Round the First Bad Bend of Amulree (illus.), 574
  • Thousand Miles Trial. Tenth Anniversary, 336-338
  • Three Miles Record, 447
  • Three-wheeler, Smart Runabout for All- weather Work (illus.), 524, 541
  • Throttle, Engine not Responsive to the, 113
  • — Lever, Refusal to Answer to, 569
  • Throttling-down a Four-cylinder, 384
  • “ Through Great Britain and the Continent,” by Dr. A. M. Webster, 462-465. 496-498
  • Timaru to Dunedin, Reliability Trial from, Sup. Feb. 28th
  • Timekeeping in Small Hill-climbs, 443 Timing, 395
  • — New System of, 375
  • — of a Magneto, 293
  • Tindall, .T.A., Starting in the Filey Speed Trials (illus.), 453
  • ” Tinkering with a Twin,” by T. E. Heninghem, 432, 433
  • Tips, Two Tried, 329
  • Todd, Mr. Robert, Chairman and Vice-president of the A.C.U. (illus.), 41
  • Friendly Relations with other Bodies, Sup. Jan. 24th
  • Good Friend to the Union, Sup. Jan. 24th
  • Tommel, Falls of the, near Pitlochry (illus.), 88
  • Tools and Spares to be Carried, 131
  • Toronto, Motor Cycles Becoming Popular in, Sup. March 21st
  • Torquay, from Waldon Hill (illus.), 60
  • Touring Abroad, 13, 594
  • — Equipment, 310
  • — Models, Weight of, 250 .
  • — Weights, 599
  • T.A.C. Improvements, 290
  • Tourist Trophy Models, 417, 418, 529, 530
  • as a Touring Mount, 174, 175
  • Humber Special Single-cylinder, 529, 530
  • Single-cylinder Norton, 457 Race, Sup. Jan. 17th, Feb. 7th, 28th, 54, 324, 387, 368, 602-607
  • Another Aspirant, 300
  • Prize for Riders, Sup. March 21st Tourist Trophy for Twins,533
  • Average Speeds, 537
  • Capacity Limit, The New, Sup. Jan. 3rd
  • — — — Cash Prizes, 447
  • Competitors (illus.), 473-476, 518 — Course, 439, 443, 521-524
  • — Entries, Sup-. Jan. 3rd, 24th, Feb. 7th, 21st, 124, 260, 301, 351, 374, 397, 422, 456
  • Favourites, Lightning Interviews with, 477, 478
  • Forecast of the, by Kirk Michael, 416, 417
  • Fund, 281, 301, 321, 374, 396, 433, 447 Future of, 521, 601
  • Gossip Concerning, 439
  • Hints to Riders, Sup. March 21st (illus.), 442, 446, 502, 507-510, 512-514, 514b-514e, 519, 530, 602-605, T, 610, 621
  • — Items, 424
  • Lap-scoring Board Showing Results at a Glance, 511
  • Latest Details, 424
  • Limit Engine Sizes, Sup. March 2 1 R t* Lessons from, 495
  • Machines for Touring Purposes,
  • Motor
  • = N^-s^ah^’m0118’ 567 Notes, 544
  • — Novelties, 591
  • on the Bioscope, 533
  • Alli.
  • Tourist Trophy Race, Origin, 480
  • — — — Pace in, 542
  • — Practising on the Course 47 R A
  • (illus.) 480 '
  • Preliminaries, 505 Preliminary Tests, 522
  • — Preparations for, 153
  • — — —- Prospective Competitor for. Sun Feb. 28th
  • — — — Report of, 506-514e Results, How they were made known, 461
  • Silencers in, 62, Sup. Jan. loth Special Wires giving Lap positions, 452
  • Specifications of Winners’
  • Machines, 503
  • — Suggestion, 548
  • Triumph Machine, Success of, in
  • 547 Where The Motor Cycle Telegrams were Displayed, 481
  • Riders, Sporting Offer for, 447
  • Triumph, A Light (illus.), 152
  • Week, General View of the Start of the Six Miles Climb up Snaefell (illus.) 543
  • Tours, Some Holiday, m England, 484
  • Track Racer, Gear Ratio of, 113
  • Traction Engines and Motor Cycles, Scottish Taxes for, 130
  • Trade and the Trials, The, 285, 327
  • Transmission Question, The, 6, 24, 37, 54, 72, 132, 156, 165, 232, 328, 350
  • Transvaal Licence to Drive, Sup. March 7th
  • Trembler Points, Pitting of, 435
  • — Setting of, 360
  • Trent Bridge, Newark (illus.), 160
  • Trials, Checking in Reliability, 575, 576
  • —- Curtailment of, 285, 325
  • — Reforms in Big, 50
  • — Trade and the, 285, 327
  • Tricar, Another Rejuvenated, 54
  • A.C., Specially Built for Japanese
  • Roads (illus.). Sup. Jan. 31st
  • — Building a, 126
  • — First Aid N.S.U., at the Beckenham (Kent) Fire Station (illus.), 442
  • — for Rural Postal Work, Sup. Jan. 24th
  • — Home-made (illus.), 54
  • — Illuminating, Numbers, 458
  • — Old Pattern, Altered almost Beyond
  • Recognition (illus.), 549
  • — Rejuvenated, A, 26
  • — Smartening up a, by F. H. White, 591
  • — Successful, Conversion, 600 Tricars, A New Lamp for, 25
  • — v. Sidecars, 31
  • Tricycle Attachment, A, 360
  • — A Useful Motor, 8
  • — Future of the,'52
  • — Possibilities of a Modern Tricycle, 15
  • Tricycles for All-weather Riding, 51
  • Triumph Machine, Success of, in T.T. Race, 547
  • Trump-J.A.P., A Semi-racing Model (illus.), 23
  • Tube Changing Device, A Handy, 334
  • — Fitting a Small-sized, 154
  • — Reinforced Inner, 334
  • Tubes, Butt-ended, 230, 493
  • — Detachable, 359
  • Tunbridge Wells, Racing at, 351
  • Sports, Permit Granted by the A.C.U. to hold Motor Cycle Races on Whit-Monday at the, 324
  • Whit-Monday Sports, 375
  • Tuning-up for Hill-climbs, 519
  • — Particularly Applied to V Type Engines, 2-4
  • Turbine, Morgan’s Internal Combustion, 33 Petrol, 114, 133
  • — What is a, 297
  • Twelve Hundred Miles on a Motor Cycle with a Sidecar, by Vincent Burrow. . M.D., 136-139, 158-162
  • Twin-cylinder Bicycle with Sidecar, A, 164
  • — ; Starting a, 543
  • Twin-cylinders Misfiring, 250
  • — Single and, Compared, 83
  • Twin, Tinkering with a, by T. E. Heninghem, 432, 433
  • Two or Four-stroke Engine,. 408
  • Two-speed and Single-geared Models, The Humber, 381, 382
  • — Gear, Free-engine, Fitting a, 188
  • — Indian, and Free-engine, 114
  • — — Simple, A, 276
  • — Control, Adjustment of, 543
  • — Humber, An Appreciation of a, 420
  • rwo-*p*^d Lightweights, 408
  • Two-speeds for Passenger Work, 408
  • Two-stroke and \\ ater-cooled Engines. 397
  • — Engine. Proposed Design fora, 186, 256
  • — Engines. Another Score for, : '
  • — — — in America, 114
  • — Rotary Engine, A, 441. 442
  • Tynedale, Hexham (illusj, 137
  • Tyre Catalogue, A, 460
  • — Filling Compound, An Experience with a, 601
  • — Gaiters, 297. 356, 366 Home-made, 460
  • — Grip, Bobbett’s, 103
  • — Latest Goodrich, 544
  • — Novel. and Tube-changing Device A. 253
  • — Removal, To Facilitate, 309
  • — Resilient Stud, 598
  • — Tip. A, 329, 366 Tyres. 284, 327, 356, 368
  • — Beaded-edge r. Wired-on. 15, 72, 127, 133
  • — Cure for Puncture Troubles, A, 71, 89
  • — Fitting Stronger, 4 58
  • — for Irish Roads. 517
  • — - Winter Riding, 76
  • — Ill’, strations of different kinds of, 218-222
  • — Importance of Good, 544
  • — Interchangeability of, 29
  • — Lightweights, 124
  • — Motor Cycle. 284, 327. 356. 368
  • — Non-skidding, for All-weather Riding. 76
  • — Protest against the High Prices of, 329
  • — Rims and Standardisation of. 167, 232
  • — Wired r. Beaded-edge, 15, 254
  • United States (see “ America ”)
  • University of Birmingham M.C.C’., Members at the Foot of Suniising Hill (ihus.), Sup. March 7th
  • Unrolled Stone Danger.. 357
  • Uxbridge to Banbury and bark, V.C.U. Quarterly Trial from, 368-372
  • Vacuum Oil Co.’s Prize Offer, 424
  • Valves (see also “ Exhaust Valves ”)
  • — increase of Speed on Slightly Raising the Exhaust Valve, 30, 53, 71. 90, 419, 491, 540, 548, 601
  • — Inlet Valve Tip, 91
  • — Opening of, 493
  • — Removing, Suggested Aid to, 71
  • Valves Rum t1 ng with Valve Partial i y Raised, 155
  • — Seating ° *
  • — Spell s-. 647
  • — Va1 grinding Tip. 14 5
  • x~ Wu Drive, Lightweight Converted to, 132
  • Victoria, Motor Cycling in. Sup. Feb. 21st
  • Victorian M.C.C., 100 Miles Road Race, 532
  • V.S. Two-speed Hub Gear, 192
  • Walford, Eric W., Compression, 1 /0-172
  • — — Rotary Engine, 196
  • Wall Carving in the Time of Raineses IT , Another Reproduction of a (illus.), 188
  • Walthamstow M.C., Sup. Feb. 14th, 2Sth. 99, 281, 354, 377, 403, 619
  • Wansbeck M.C., 355
  • War Office, Proposal to the, Sup. March 7 th
  • Warfare, Motor Cycle in, 323
  • Warrington aud District M.C.C., Sup. Jan. 31st, 455
  • Water-cooled and Two-stroke Engines, 56, 37 7
  • Water-cooling, Against. 70
  • — on Motor Bicycle Engines, 5, 6. 27, 50, 55, 73, 91, 108, 121, 125, 252. 253, 328, 358, 393, 110, 445
  • Water Orton and Coleshill, Constable Stationed at, 351
  • Weather-proofing a Motor Cycle, 189
  • Weather Shield for the Handle-bars, 129 Webster, Dr. A. M., “ Through Great
  • Britain and the Continent,” 96-98
  • Week-end Trip in India, bv G. H. Wilson, 10
  • Week in the Isle of Man, 526-528
  • Weight Reduction. Limit of, 152
  • Westerham Hill, Gradient of, 12
  • Western District M.Q.. Sup. Jan. 3rd, 24th, 31st, Feb. 14th. March 14th, 143, (illus.) 202, 303. 379, 426, 593. 616
  • West Essex A.C., 483
  • Westmoreland M.C.C., Sup. Feb. 28th. 247, 302, 426, 454, £14i, 564, 616
  • Westward Ho with a Sidecar, by B. C. de W. Si If ken. 312-3 ' 5
  • Weyhill and Andover, Police Trap between, 300
  • WHERE TO GO AT WHITSUNTIDE—
  • No. 1.— Round about Kent, 305
  • No. 2.— Round about Derbyshire, 322
  • No. 3.— The Wye Valley and Cotswolds. 348
  • No. 4.— East Anglia, 364
  • No. 5 — The Lake District, 386
  • No. 6.— The West Country. 412
  • Whistles, Exhaust, 365, -121
  • White, Mr A. Baker, Returns to Motov Cycling, Sup. Jan. 24th
  • White F. H., Smartening up a,Tricar. .591
  • Whitsuntide, Where to go at, 305, 3 2 2 3 4 8. 364, 386. 412
  • Wilding. A. F., Champion Tennis Player and Motor Cyclist, 82, 123
  • Wilson, G. 4L. Week-end Trip in Ind?a, Iv
  • Wincanton, Police Trap between Andover and Weyhill on the Road to, 300
  • Winchester and District M.C.C., 326, 379
  • — — Surrey Motor Cycle Clubs, Meet of,
  • at Winchester (Ulus.), 491
  • — Hyde Street, Police Trap at, 350
  • Wind. Speed against rhe. 13
  • Windsor Castle (illus.', 463
  • Winter Overhaul, by B. H. Davies, 65
  • — Riding. Ill, 193
  • Wired-on r. Beaded-edge Tyre> 72, 127,133
  • Woodman, Alan E., Convalescence of, 587
  • — — Serious Accident to, 478
  • Woodmansterne to the Brighton Road,
  • Police Trap at, 350
  • Worcester-Kidderminster Road, Police Trap on the. 375
  • Worcestershire M.C.C.. Sup. March 21st, 173, 326, 354, 482, 565
  • — to Tunbridge, Best Route, 83
  • Wright, S., Tourist Trophy Race, Stops f r Petrol (illus.), 604
  • Yarn of the Lonely, Man, The, by H. G. Steel, 488, 489
  • Ye Olde Gate House, Highgate (illus.), 347
  • Yeovil, Secret Checking Station ai (illus.). 307
  • York County M.C.C. Sup. Jan. 17th, 247, 326, 355, 377, 404, 430, 482. "538d Members of the (illus.), 483
  • — Micklegate Bar (illus.), 161
  • — Northern League Meeting at, 538 Windmill Hotel, 449
  • Yorkshire. Another Club Proposed tor, Sun. Feb. 21st
  • — Competitions in, 397
  • — North Riding, A Jaunt in, 28 7-’x 50, 358
  • — Open Hill-climb in. 566, 586. 608-610 Young Clubs, Advice to, 401
  • Zenith Bicar, Novel Form of Luggage
  • Carrier .Attached (illus ), 195


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