BRITISH MOTOR-CYCLES
EXPORTS MOUNTING UP
The exports side of the British cycle and motor-cycle industry continues to expand. The following official figjures show how healthy this expansion is.
For the ten months ended Oetobei, 1928, 53,477 motor-cycles and 281,379 cycles were exported to tho various overseas markets, as compared with 45,629 motor-cycles and 233,868 cycles for the same period in 1927.
On a similar basis motor-eycic parts exported advanced from £789,272 in 1927 to £1,077,721 in 1928, and cycle parts advanced from £1,362,193 in 1927 to £1,478,084 in 1928. As far as gri^iah Dominions arc con. eerned, for nine months ended ( Sep_tember, 1*928; 1"14,'8^03 'motor-cycles' were 1 exported- .as follpws:-r Australia ......._,_. ;..,;, sg6fl South Africa (including Northern and Southern Rhodesia) .. 5236 New Zealand 2000 India 1573 Canada 122
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Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 61, 15 March 1929, Page 17
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