Magazines anyone?
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Hot Bike and AIM are 2 of my favs but if you prefer somethin that covers alot of events and things of that nature, then Thunder Press is what ya need. Best thing about Thunder press is that it's free. Check out your local Harley dealer for a free copy.
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RE: Magazines anyone?
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are american iron and the horse full of the girly crap? as much as i can deal with that stuff, i've got a 10 year old around the house that's nosey and likes to look at things he shouldn't. not ready to explain that stuff to him yet.
are american iron and the horse full of the girly crap? as much as i can deal with that stuff, i've got a 10 year old around the house that's nosey and likes to look at things he shouldn't. not ready to explain that stuff to him yet.
American Iron Magazine focuses on the tin, not the skin.
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Harley's 105th Anniversary Ride
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been reading American Iron Magazine since 2000, has some good general articles, how to articles, some ride articles and interesting columns. Had Iron works for a while, they started beto radical for my style. Also have American Rider, good mag. Question for Buzz, plans for big ride for the 105th similar to the 100th?
been reading American Iron Magazine since 2000, has some good general articles, how to articles, some ride articles and interesting columns. Had Iron works for a while, they started beto radical for my style. Also have American Rider, good mag. Question for Buzz, plans for big ride for the 105th similar to the 100th?
Our second ride was for the 95th, which I rode on my 1947 Knucklehead, which I still have and ride.
Our third one was the 100th, which I led on my 1955 Panhead, which I still have and now pulls a 1955 Harley sidecar.
No plans at this time for a 105th anniversary ride.
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RE: Magazines anyone?
American Iron, American Rider, Iron Works, Barnett's and Cycle Source are all good. But Thunder Press is free!!
The Horse writers are often too self-consciously trying to be tough, saying things like, you're a weenie if you have electric start. They do feature some nice bikes, though.
The Horse writers are often too self-consciously trying to be tough, saying things like, you're a weenie if you have electric start. They do feature some nice bikes, though.
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