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My favorites are
#1. In the Wind
#2. Biker
#3. American Iron.
I don't care for The Horse. The seem to me to be Anti Old School Bikers all the while pimping Old School Style. Young punks that think they are to cool to be associated with old school bikers. The editor emailed my nephew and called him a backwards idiot when my nephew wrote him a question about old biker traditions and the new generations changes to sneakers, football helmets and the such.
Another vote for American Iron. I will ocassionally pick up Ride Texas, though it is starting to cater more to metrics and is published every other month.
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