American Cycle Magazine
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American Cycle Magazine
Hey everybody.
Maverick Publishing, publishers of American Cycle and American Bagger are pleased to announce the launch of our new magazines.
Check out the websites:
http://www.americancyclemag.com
http://www.americanbaggermag.com
We are on newstands this month with the premier issues.
Thanks, I look forward to your comments.
Doc.
National Sales Director
Maverick Publishing
Maverick Publishing, publishers of American Cycle and American Bagger are pleased to announce the launch of our new magazines.
Check out the websites:
http://www.americancyclemag.com
http://www.americanbaggermag.com
We are on newstands this month with the premier issues.
Thanks, I look forward to your comments.
Doc.
National Sales Director
Maverick Publishing
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RE: American Cycle Magazine
I have to say more articles, tech or otherwise onreal world bikes. Custom rides are nice, but there arn't a lot of us who canjustify getting, much less afford to use what's esentually abeauty queen bikefor anything like even a weekend rider. Let alone getting one we might someday want to useriding on avacation to wherever.
So I "vote" for more features on "real world" bikes that people use for fun and not for show. Tricks on ways tomake your owncustom touches that either enhance the bike'slooksor performance.
How-to pieces that show and describe exactly how different parts of the bike are put together so the ordinary guy with a reasonable level of mechanical ability and tools canfix, or modify them on their own.
And like chester1957 said, some in depth articles on reader rides. There are more than a couple on this site alone that I think should more than qualify,there are very fewtrailer queens around here.
So I "vote" for more features on "real world" bikes that people use for fun and not for show. Tricks on ways tomake your owncustom touches that either enhance the bike'slooksor performance.
How-to pieces that show and describe exactly how different parts of the bike are put together so the ordinary guy with a reasonable level of mechanical ability and tools canfix, or modify them on their own.
And like chester1957 said, some in depth articles on reader rides. There are more than a couple on this site alone that I think should more than qualify,there are very fewtrailer queens around here.
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RE: American Cycle Magazine
ORIGINAL: Citoriplus
I have to say more articles, tech or otherwise onreal world bikes. Custom rides are nice, but there arn't a lot of us who canjustify getting, much less afford to use what's esentually abeauty queen bikefor anything like even a weekend rider. Let alone getting one we might someday want to useriding on avacation to wherever.
So I "vote" for more features on "real world" bikes that people use for fun and not for show. Tricks on ways tomake your owncustom touches that either enhance the bike'slooksor performance.
How-to pieces that show and describe exactly how different parts of the bike are put together so the ordinary guy with a reasonable level of mechanical ability and tools canfix, or modify them on their own.
And like chester1957 said, some in depth articles on reader rides. There are more than a couple on this site alone that I think should more than qualify,there are very fewtrailer queens around here.
I have to say more articles, tech or otherwise onreal world bikes. Custom rides are nice, but there arn't a lot of us who canjustify getting, much less afford to use what's esentually abeauty queen bikefor anything like even a weekend rider. Let alone getting one we might someday want to useriding on avacation to wherever.
So I "vote" for more features on "real world" bikes that people use for fun and not for show. Tricks on ways tomake your owncustom touches that either enhance the bike'slooksor performance.
How-to pieces that show and describe exactly how different parts of the bike are put together so the ordinary guy with a reasonable level of mechanical ability and tools canfix, or modify them on their own.
And like chester1957 said, some in depth articles on reader rides. There are more than a couple on this site alone that I think should more than qualify,there are very fewtrailer queens around here.
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RE: American Cycle Magazine
ORIGINAL: Citoriplus
I have to say more articles, tech or otherwise onreal world bikes. Custom rides are nice, but there arn't a lot of us who canjustify getting, much less afford to use what's esentually abeauty queen bikefor anything like even a weekend rider. Let alone getting one we might someday want to useriding on avacation to wherever.
So I "vote" for more features on "real world" bikes that people use for fun and not for show. Tricks on ways tomake your owncustom touches that either enhance the bike'slooksor performance.
How-to pieces that show and describe exactly how different parts of the bike are put together so the ordinary guy with a reasonable level of mechanical ability and tools canfix, or modify them on their own.
And like chester1957 said, some in depth articles on reader rides. There are more than a couple on this site alone that I think should more than qualify,there are very fewtrailer queens around here.
I have to say more articles, tech or otherwise onreal world bikes. Custom rides are nice, but there arn't a lot of us who canjustify getting, much less afford to use what's esentually abeauty queen bikefor anything like even a weekend rider. Let alone getting one we might someday want to useriding on avacation to wherever.
So I "vote" for more features on "real world" bikes that people use for fun and not for show. Tricks on ways tomake your owncustom touches that either enhance the bike'slooksor performance.
How-to pieces that show and describe exactly how different parts of the bike are put together so the ordinary guy with a reasonable level of mechanical ability and tools canfix, or modify them on their own.
And like chester1957 said, some in depth articles on reader rides. There are more than a couple on this site alone that I think should more than qualify,there are very fewtrailer queens around here.
