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Tourer
Joined: Sep 2006
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From: LI, NY
I've found most magazines that are more Harley influenced, lean more toward gear heads or show bikes. I like reading about others riding/touring experiences. To satisfy this, I subscribe to Rider and RoadRUNNER. Though bikes other than Harleys are often featured, the rides are usually ones that someone on a Harley could easily experience. I'm letting my American Bagger subscription run out.
I like Rider. Good touring articles and short trips. I used to read American Rider (all Harley) then it was absorbed into Rider. There are tests of all the new bikes. Includes a lot of adventure type bikes. New products. Nothing if you like customization.
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Joined: Jan 2009
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From: East Tn Foot of The Dragon
If you are a grown up, Rider is a class mag, but not V twin based. American Bagger is a good mag also, more based on V twin baggers. There are also many of the "Iron" girl mags. Some good reference and reading material on the internet, I tap in to www.touringdepot.com, hrs of reading there.
Last edited by checkers; Dec 11, 2013 at 06:34 PM.
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From: bklyn,ny
Tourer
Joined: Feb 2012
Posts: 431
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From: South Carolina
American Iron and American Iron Motorcycle Bagger....
....but, for as said above, RoadRunner is a great magazine for touring articles. They include tank bag maps in the print edition. If you subscribe, you get access to downloadable GPS coordinates from their articles.
....but, for as said above, RoadRunner is a great magazine for touring articles. They include tank bag maps in the print edition. If you subscribe, you get access to downloadable GPS coordinates from their articles.
Last edited by zion; Dec 12, 2013 at 01:40 AM.
Cruiser
Joined: Nov 2008
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I like Baggers. It has custom bikes, New products, tech articles and touring articles. Also does some new bike testing, primarily HD and Victory, some metric. It also has a website, Baggersmag.com if you want to check out some past issues.
Cruiser
Joined: Jun 2009
Posts: 131
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From: Katy, Texas
Just cancelled Hot Bike Baggers - too many ghetto bikes, all the same stuff. Like American Iron and my fun subscriptions are Easyriders, In the Wind, Outlaw Biker, and my favorite, though not Bagger specific is Cycle Source - good stuff on MAKING goodies, music and life.
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From: SW Ohio
Motorcycle Consumer News
American Iron
Rider
AMA Member mag
Cycle World/Motorcyclist only if I can find a free subscription somewhere
Considering Roadrunner. I met the guy who started it before he got killed. He had a good idea and I think they're holding true to what he wanted to do.
The magazine I wish were still around is Cycle.
American Iron
Rider
AMA Member mag
Cycle World/Motorcyclist only if I can find a free subscription somewhere
Considering Roadrunner. I met the guy who started it before he got killed. He had a good idea and I think they're holding true to what he wanted to do.
The magazine I wish were still around is Cycle.
