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Wanganui Chronicle, Issue 20131, 20 July 1914, Page 4

WFUT "JUMBO" WELLS" SAYS ABOUT-THE "SWIFT." "Jumbo1' Wells, fjbe well-known American cyclist who chipped 3 2-tf seconds off the Now Zealand motor paced- rec-* ord, lias ridden many makes of bicycles, hut lie says tliat he nov^er found anything to equal the "Royal Superib Swift" that he rodo in that event. In addition to its wonderful of propulsion Wells praises tho absolute rigidity ol the "Swift." He says thiero is no sido-piay or give about tho machine, and even when sprinting at over forty miles per hour, the bottom bracket remains as rigid as a rock and no power is wastod. He has chosen a " Swift" as his racing mount for next season and is confident of his ability to lower all Australasian track records on this grand, little mount. AH this of course brings Us to the fact that the reduction palo of "Swifts" is still continuing. The "Royal Superb" models hav«> been reduced in price from £20 to £15, and bliore are corresponding reductions in other models. A speciality is the "Ro.ywJ Superb" featherweight roadster finished in royal blue, quite tho daintiest and easy-running roadster ever seen in New Zealand. This sale of "Swifts" should pttssesH special attractions for tho working man. because exceptionally easy terms can be arranged: ns low "as £1 deposit and £1 per month instalment, being accepted. By universal consent tlio "Swiff* is tho finest British bioyrle, and that is the same as saying ifc is the best bicycle in the world. Tlio present opportunity to buy at rodoioed prioes should not be neglected. Adams, I/td., agent© for "Swift" Cycles, Avenue, Wanga-nui.