Description
The magazine is in good condition. It is a complete copy but shows moderate signs of age and wear, corner creases, or light surface wear. The photos show the exact item you will receive. Please review all pictures for full condition details. Combined shipping is available. Each issue ships in a protective plastic sleeve.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Features
• Prospects for Coming Business Year ............ 17
• Road Testing the 1955 Matchless "Sport Twin" — by Don Brown & Hank Elfrink ............ 18
• CYCLE Hitch for Towing Your Car — by Cliff Boswell ............ 21
• Continental Report — by George Glaser ........ 22
• New "Hummer" for Harley-Davidson ........... 26
• Seven Days in Low Gear — by Eugene Gallagher ............ 27
• Ariel Models for 1955 .................................... 29
• Catalina Calls ................................................ 32
• Practical Aspects of Carburetion — by Hank Elfrink ............ 33
Departments
• Publishers Column .......................................... 3
• Deadline Data ................................................ 6
• Mail Pouch ...................................................... 8
• News Capsules ............................................... 11
• Pen Pals ......................................................... 16
• So Cal Sports ................................................ 40
• Dealer Doings ................................................ 42
• Swapping Post ............................................... 46
COVER—Well known competition rider and sportsman, John McLaughlin is shown taking the new Matchless "Sport Twin" over a jump during CYCLE test. The Matchless proved to be "Quick and easy to handle". The girl and the boy are pictured with the new Harley-Davidson "Hummer". This 125 cc lightweight should prove to be a popular addition to the H-D line. Complete road test report starts on page 18 while an introduction to the "Hummer" can be seen on page 26.