THE SILVER RIBBON MASSEY.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 16558, 18 October 1921, Page 7

THE SILVER RIBBON MASSEY.

A BICYCLE, NOT A POLITICIAN. A Silver Ribbon Massey Bicycle is higher priced than ordinary cycles, but the satisfaction the purchaser derives more than compensates for th© added cost. A Silver Ribbon Alassey Bicycle can be secured from Casbolts* Alotor and Cycle Stores, 630, Colombo Street, for the exceedingly reasonable price of £l6 10s. To ride one of these splendid machines is to know what a first-class bicycle really means—it is greater economy than buying a cheaper make or a second hand. In the first place the Silver Ribbon Alassey is guaranteed for five years. Look at the saving m repair costs that means. A good second hand machine costs on an average about £o per annum in repairs. So you se© the Silver Ribbon Alassey Harris pays for itself in repairs in a little ever three years alone. Tho equipment of course is absolutely the best that can be secured. It includes a 3-coil spring eaddle, which breaks all jars. The cycle has four coats of enamel and is nickel plated over copper. Oasbolts’ Alotor and Cycle Stores are at 630. Colombo Street, two doors from Tuara Street. XD