Description
Vintage Cycle Magazine: March 1973 - The First Test of Laverda 1000
This vintage magazine issue from March 1973 is a must-have for motorcycle enthusiasts and collectors alike. Featuring the very first test of the iconic Laverda 1000, this magazine captures the excitement and innovation of the 1970s motorcycle industry. With its rich history, it serves as a fascinating window into the burgeoning motorcycle culture of that era.
Highlighting the latest developments in motorcycle technology, this collectible issue not only showcases the Laverda 1000 but also delves into contemporary motorcycle trends and insights. Whether you are a lifelong motorbike lover or searching for a unique addition to your vintage magazines collection, this magazine is a valuable artifact that reflects the spirit of its time.
Condition: This magazine is in acceptable condition as it includes an address label on the front, visible stamps, and some writing. It may show minor wear with light rips, marks, and creases but is protected with a plastic covering. The binding exhibits some wear typical of publications from this period, accentuating its age and collectibility.
Key features of this collectible magazine include:
- Address label on the front, adding character and history.
- Comes with a plastic protective covering to preserve its condition.
Don’t miss the chance to own this original, vintage issue of Cycle Magazine. Perfect for historians, motorbike fans, and collectors seeking a piece of motorcycle heritage, the March 1973 issue is a remarkable find in the world of vintage magazines.
