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Letters from readers, January 1930
Letters from readers on any subject are always welcome but they should be as brief as possible. Having made my…
January 1930
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A winter test
of the 497 c.c. Ariel The winter is not the pleasantest time of year in which to motorcycle but it…
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The sport afloat
The Outboard Outlook By J. W. SHILLAN I am often asked by people who have witnessed a motor boat race…
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Speed boat design
III. Construction of the Hull—A Suggested Design. By R. R. POOLE, B.Sc. The construction of speed boat hulls of the…
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British power boats at the Salon Nautique
One of the most interesting sets of exhibits at the IVth Salon Nautique Internationale held at the Grand Palais, Paris,…
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