Description
Discover the fascinating world of vintage motorcycles with this rare find: the Cycle World Magazine – February 1975. This vintage issue features an in-depth comparison of Suzuki's innovative new rotary engine, capturing the essence of motorcycle engineering from a bygone era.
Key Details:
- Magazine Name: Cycle World Magazine
- Issue Date: February 1975
- Notable Features: The Ultimate Comparison Test
This issue is particularly significant as it showcases the fierce competition among manufacturers during the 1970s. The Ultimate Comparison Test provides enthusiasts with a head-to-head analysis of the most popular bikes of the time, including the Harley-Davidson SX250 and Kawasaki KT250 Trials. This invaluable historical insight makes it a must-have for collectors and motorcycle aficionados alike.
Condition:
This magazine is in good condition, showing minor wear on the edges, typical of its age, yet retains its charm and vibrancy. Notably, it does not have an address label, increasing its collectibility for vintage magazine enthusiasts.
Key Highlights:
- Exclusive Features: Insights into the world of racing with a feature on legends like Mert Lawwill.
- Technical Insights: A breakdown of what makes classic motorcycles tick, appealing to both collectors and mechanics.
Among its many sections, this issue also covers the U.S. National Speedway Championships, giving readers a thrilling glimpse into competitive racing during the time. With features that reflect on the racing culture and ethics, this issue is more than just a magazine; it's a time capsule.
Secure your piece of automotive history with this Cycle World vintage magazine. Perfect for collectors, it reflects a pivotal period in motorcycle design and culture.
Enhance your vintage magazines collection today with this exceptional February 1975 issue of Cycle World Magazine, where every page tells a story of speed, innovation, and thrilling competition!
