THE SILVER RIBBON MASSEY.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 16553, 12 October 1921, Page 7

THE SILVER RIBBON MASSEY.

A BICYCLE, NOT A POLITICIAN. A Silver Ribbon Masfeey Bicycle is higher priced than ordinary cycles, but the satisfaction the purchaser derives more, than compensates for the added cost. A Silver Ribbon .Massey Bicycle can ]>e secured from Casbolts’ Motor and Cycle Stores, 630, Colombo Street, for the exceedingly reasonable; price of £l6 10s. To ride one of these splendid machines is in know' what a lirst-class bicycle really means- il is greater economy than buying a cheaper make or a second hand. In tile first place the Silver Ribbon Alassev is guaranteed for five years. Look at the saving m repair costs that means. A good second hand machine I costs oh an average about £o per annum in repairs. So you see the Silver Ribbon Alassey Harris pay’s for itself in repairs in a little over three years alone. The equipment of course is absolutely the best that can be secured. It includes a 3-coil spring saddle, which breaks all jars. The cycle has four f coats of enamel and is nickel plated ! over copper. Casbolts' Motor and Cede Stores are at 630. Colombo Street, two doors from * Tuam Street. XD