Best old fashion style "paper" enduro magazine??
#11
Thanks everybody for the input, yet again.
#14
Trail Rider magazine has national and district coverage of a lot of the smaller enduro and hare scramble events, no MX. I ride some of the points NMA offroad events, being a memeber gets you a subscription. It's kind of a small mag but has some good stories and enduro bike test and rteviews, think they send out 4 a year or something. Small operation, most stories and pics are stuff guys like you and me send in after our events.
Last edited by RimBender; 07-29-2012 at 05:38 AM.
#15
You want an old skool read? Something that goes beyond the specs of cc's and inches of suspension travel? Tales of adventures and misadventures? You want the straight dope?
You need Super Hunky!
I recommend Monkey Butt - 640 pages of fun.
Rick Sieman: SuperHunky.com
You need Super Hunky!
I recommend Monkey Butt - 640 pages of fun.
Rick Sieman: SuperHunky.com
#17
You want an old skool read? Something that goes beyond the specs of cc's and inches of suspension travel? Tales of adventures and misadventures? You want the straight dope?
You need Super Hunky!
I recommend Monkey Butt - 640 pages of fun.
Rick Sieman: SuperHunky.com
You need Super Hunky!
I recommend Monkey Butt - 640 pages of fun.
Rick Sieman: SuperHunky.com
#18
this arrived on my doorstep years ago
i had just got my first bike, a honda SL-70
and was almost exactly his son chad's age
i thought he was the luckiest boy on the planet
link to article- Steve McQueen in Sports Illustrated | A Continuous Lean.
i had just got my first bike, a honda SL-70
and was almost exactly his son chad's age
i thought he was the luckiest boy on the planet
link to article- Steve McQueen in Sports Illustrated | A Continuous Lean.