Description
Discover a piece of motorcycle history with the Cycle World Magazine – March 1969, featuring in-depth articles on classic machines like the Triumph TR6R and Suzuki TS 250. This vintage magazine is not just a read; it’s a collectible treasure for enthusiasts and lovers of vintage magazines.
This issue encapsulates the spirit of the 1960s, offering readers an engaging glimpse into the era of evolving motorcycle design and thrilling competitions. Inside, you'll find comprehensive reviews of the striking Triumph Tiger 650, known for its iconic British engineering, alongside insights into the Suzuki 250 Savage—a model celebrated for its off-road capabilities.
Condition: This original magazine is in good condition, with minor wear on the edges typical for its age. Notably, it carries no address label, making it even more appealing for collectors.
Key Features:
- Road Tests: Detailed evaluations of the Triumph Tiger 650 and Suzuki 250 Savage highlight their performance and reliability.
- Special Features: Includes a unique piece on the Smothers Brothers Cycle Hour, blending comedy with motorcycling adventures.
Cyclists and vintage magazine collectors alike will appreciate this issue’s rich content, including:
🔧 Impressions from racing: Features on Weil’s Motocross Maicos and a road test of the quirky Mini-K Three-Wheeler.
🏁 History and Competitions: Delve into the thrilling world of British off-road racing and explore retrospectives on legendary racing machines.
Why Collect This Issue?
This March 1969 Cycle World Magazine is more than just a reading material; it's a glimpse into motorcycle culture from decades past. Ideal for collectors and those who appreciate the evolution of motorcycle engineering, this magazine represents a golden era in motorcycling.
📦 Shipping Information: We ensure careful packaging to prevent any damage during transit. Combined shipping options are available upon request.
🔥 Don’t miss your chance to own this classic Cycle World vintage issue! Grab it now to add to your collection and celebrate the rich legacy of motorcycles!
