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Favorite motorcycle magazines - 10/28/2005 12:14:32 PM
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joewhiteside
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Which motorcycle magazines does everyone like to read and why?
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RE: Favorite motorcycle magazines - 10/28/2005 1:34:12 PM
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MapJr
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Sport Rider...they aren't just full of ads, they have good info on bike comparisons and articles that don't bore you.
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RE: Favorite motorcycle magazines - 10/28/2005 2:59:01 PM
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slowpoke
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Motorcycle Consumer News. It's like Consumer Reports for motorcyclists. Honest bike tests, believable product reviews, no ads, no hotties , and lots of how-to's. The bad: costs $41/year.
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RE: Favorite motorcycle magazines - 10/28/2005 4:00:48 PM
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05Tribal
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Wow, great question.
I'm a magazine junkie and read a lot of them. I only subscribe to Sport Rider and soon Road Racer X and Road Racing World. I like Sport Rider since it is a bias mag about sport bikes and all around great writing. I like RRX & RRW because they both offer in-depth Road Racing news and both have great writers. RRX is cool because many pro riders like Randy Mamola, Colin Edwards, Jason Disalvo, and Nicky Hayden have their own columns. I also like Two Wheel Tuner because they seen to cover the stunt seen better then the other mags and don't over load the mag with bling bikes. I can appreciate a bling bike or two but a whole mag worth is way to much. I only buy the more common mags that cover the whole bike seen like Motorcyclist if they have a few articles I want to read.
I'll have to check out Motorcycle Consumer News. It sounds like a good one.
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RE: Favorite motorcycle magazines - 10/31/2005 1:12:35 PM
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sirlimpzalot
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I like Road Racer X and Roadracing World, both have lots of COLOR pictures and cool articles and ads for stuff you wont find anywhere else...The Sport Rider last issue was a carbon of Motorcyclist and Cycle World, everyone comparing the same bikes and previewing the same as well...But I do subscribe to all of them and enjoy reading CYCLE NEWS also since it is a once a week publication
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RE: Favorite motorcycle magazines - 11/1/2005 7:07:02 PM
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transamlt1man
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I was looking at one at the store and it was one from the UK. I cant remember what it was called. It was awesome. Sweet pics and they had naked chicks on bikes. the only thing was it is like $10 for one and like $83 for a year. Nice centerfold in the middle 
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RE: Favorite motorcycle magazines - 11/1/2005 11:34:32 PM
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sirlimpzalot
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Sounds like "FAST BIKES" magazine..all sorts of porn ads in the back as well....and some of the stuff is pretty funny too!!
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RE: Favorite motorcycle magazines - 11/18/2005 9:56:08 PM
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L8X
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FAST BIKES and PERFORMANCEBIKES are the best! both from UK though. ive never seen an american bike magazine on sportbikes worth buying. honestly! and im american! 
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RE: Favorite motorcycle magazines - 11/20/2005 11:04:44 PM
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brancart1
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Cycle World for sure, Not only do they get to test all the sweet bikes before anybody else, they also dont only talk about crusiers. i also think that they give the most honest opinons when it comes to product reviews.
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