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
• The Greenhorn Grind ...................................... by Don Brown 10
• Continental Report ......................................... by George Glaser 12
• 136 Miles An Hour—Sitting Still! ................. 15
• Dedicated to Competition—Ariel Scrambles Road Test ........................................ by Bob Schanz 16
• Antique Assemblage ....................................... by Emmett Moore 19
• A Leonard Win at Laconia .............................. by Jack Mercer 20
• 165 Harley Hop-up ......................................... by Earl P. Bolen 24
• Thrifty Thoroughbred—Road Test of the 200 cc Ariel Colt ........................................ by Bob Schanz 26
• The JoeBe Scootruck ..................................... 40
Departments
• Publisher's Column ........................................... 3
• Deadline Data ................................................ 4
• Mail Pouch ...................................................... 6
• Cycle News Capsules ..................................... 8
• The World at a Glance .................................... 30
• Sporting Scene ............................................... 32
• So-Cal Sports ................................................. 34
• Dealer Doings ................................................ 36
• Swapping Post ............................................... 41
• Missing Motorcycles ....................................... 42
COVER—Top, Lloyd Bulmer, (BSA) and Ray McAvoy (Triumph) round sharp turn on the rough and dusty Greenhorn run. Bulmer finished 23rd in Class A and McAvoy was 13th in Class B. Third rider unidentified. Photo by Bob Bates. Lower left, Vaughn Oswalt, CYCLE art director, tries out the Ariel Scramble Red Hunter road test machine. Lower right, Jim Crandall, ace mechanic at Johnson Motors, Pasadena, Calif., astride rearing Ariel Colt. Photos by Bob Schanz.