Motorcycle Classics

This is a really, really well put together publication filled with glossy full color photography and articles that are well written and engaging, with just enough technical information to keep one's eyes from glazing over.It must be noted that the most recent issue of the magazine (May 2019 or so) an announcement was made of a change in ownership. What this means for the magazine's future remains to be seen. Until then it consisted of around 4 feature articles about motorcycles of pretty much any year and stripe. In fact, the above-mentioned issue even included a newly released motorcycle from the neo-venerable motorcycle maker, Triumph. One might say this magazine is concerned with all kinds of 'classic' motorcycles whether they are new or old.Every issue covers at least one extraordinary bike, sometimes of a kind you might even consider a cliche because it is so familiar and oft-written about, at others it will be of a kind you have NEVER heard of or even imagined exists.Obviously, most of the bikes covered have been lovingly restored through lavish use of funds and manhours, but some (few) are raw and original. Every issue is worth looking at, most are worth reading cover to cover. The color reproductions are beyond. Lots of good networking info too, with coverage of shows and meets.Recommended.

Lot's of great articles and information about the classics

One of the best motorcycle magazines ever.

Great mag on older bikes

I am in my 60's and have owned motorcycles since I was 12 years old. They have been cycles made from all over the world. In my oppinion this magazine is great reading, and I look foreward to next issue with articles written by the average Joe to repair tips from their contributors. You can not go wrong by signing up today.

I really enjoy this magazine a great deal. I subscribe to many others as well but this one is a sentimental favorite with nice articles and tips and sources for the classic motorcycle lover. I look forward to every issue and now will likely get a classic to play with in my collection so I won't have to vicariously live out my excitement through others...

Very informative articles on classic bikes as well as their contemporary counterparts. Helpful repair hints as well as a plethora of advertisers specializing in 'older' model bike parts. I always anticipate the next edition.

First one, seems to be good,