Description
This Cycle Guide Magazine from November 1979 is a treasured piece of history for motorcycle enthusiasts and collectors of vintage magazines. Featuring a striking Harley-Davidson Highway 61 cover, this issue offers an unforgettable look into the late 1970s motorcycle culture.
The November 1979 issue is significant as it encapsulates a pivotal time for motorcycle innovation and user experiences. This magazine delves deep into motorcycle tests, presenting thorough evaluations of iconic models such as the Honda CB750K, Laverda Racer, Pro-Tec Yamaha 600, and Husky 125 CR. It also showcases exciting industry updates, marking a remarkable era for motorcycle design and performance.
Collectors will appreciate this rare find, especially since it is in good condition with no label, making it a prime candidate for any vintage magazine collection. This issue not only serves as a nostalgic look back at the motorcycles of the '70s but also provides valuable insights and reviews that are still relevant today.
Each page is filled with detailed road tests and gear reviews, alongside competition highlights that celebrate the best motorcycles of the era. This issue comes with a protective plastic covering to ensure its preservation.
Key Features of this vintage magazine include:
- In-depth motorcycle tests providing insights into performance and riding impressions.
- Cultural and historical references that capture the essence of motorcycle racing and enjoyment in the 1970s.
Inside this captivating issue, you'll find:
- Motorcycle Tests & Riding Impressions: Coverage of models like the Hulk-like Pro-Tec Yamaha 600 and high-performance Laverda Racer.
- Product Evaluations & Gear Reviews: Features on Dynabars and the Belstaff Courier Rainsuit designed for the serious rider.
- Unique insights into upcoming models, with a sneak peek at the Suzuki GSX1100 and Kawasaki’s 1980 lineup.
This hard-to-find collector’s edition is a must-have for anyone passionate about motorcycles or vintage magazines. Don’t miss your chance to own a piece of motorcycle history – order your copy today!
