Current Superbike Magazine

darthbuttchin · Scooby Slapper Joined: 12 Jul 2011 Karma :

Thought I'd give you all a heads up on the current issue of Superbike Magazine.

It's got a whole section on crashing, and crash protection. With the current road conditions (and general time of year) I thought people might like to know. It seems pretty good.

If people wanna read the article, but don't wanna fork out, I could scan it in to the comp, but you'll have to wait til tommorrow evening (I can also scan the neck-tube, but unless that's your fetish, it's a little pointless).

Also, if you purchase it from Sainsbury's, it comes with a neck-tube from the Black range from Ghostbikes - mine's pretty good - bit snug, but then, I have got a big head (pulling it on is like watching a Hippo give birth...).

db

(I know I open myself to ridicule riding an old CG and buying a magazine about superbikes, but once I've done the gaskets - it'll still go no faster... Plus, a man can dream).
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MarJay · But it's British! Joined: 15 Sep 2003 Karma :

Superbike is for n00bs and BAB's now. It used to be the most mental of mental magazines, but it went a bit flat in the late 2000s and is now like Ride magazine, except with less BMW GS's and textiles.

Doubt its a particularly good article, certainly not worth your time scanning it.
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darthbuttchin · Scooby Slapper Joined: 12 Jul 2011 Karma :

Pretty much bought it for the neck-tube tbh.

Only really like Classic Bike and Classic Motorcycle Mechanics really.

RiDE changed their format, it's too colourful and blocky for my liking - too user friendly.

Bike is mildly better.

I liked Two Wheels Only - those were the days (when my Grandad worked at the factory which printed them and used to bring a copy home that is - never actually paid for it...)
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CG125-K1 (1978) - 35 years old and (mostly) going strong! (Restored and rebuilt by my own fair hands).
Call me Tomsk - I am the Flying Womble after all.

Philly46 · Spanner Monkey Joined: 05 Jun 2005 Karma :

Feel that all of the mags have calmed down these days. Confused

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