‘  Bike’ Magazine

“Britain’s Best-selling Bike Magazine (by miles)”

“Britain's Best-selling Motorcycle Magazine”

“The Biggest Thing in Motorcycling”

“Original & Best ”

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*******June 1980*******

Publication Issue No.87

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The bikes, features and articles in this issue include:

‘The Super-Techno-Four-Strokes’ A Giant Direct Comparison Shootout & full Test, with all the facts and performance figures – Honda CB250N vs Kawasaki Z250B vs Suzuki GSX250 vs Yamaha XS250 (9 stunning pages)

A Wonderful Hesketh Vampire Colour double poster

‘For Stateside Consumption Only!’ On full test & featured on UK roads, with all the bikes specifics & performance figures - Honda CB900C (6 rare pages)

 

Plus:

The latest news from the world of Motorcycling from that year

Motorcycling features of general Interest

Occasional Topless, or Underwear Model Posters (especially in the earlier issues)

The very latest products in clothing and gadgets from that period

Any Grand Prix & National Level Race round ups

Recent world Interest articles

Race Reports & interviews with Racers, past & present

Reader’s contributions via the letters pages, with topical matters, relevant at the time

Celebrities and racer’s writing contributions for the Magazine

Stunning Action Photography – on the Drag strip, Off-road, Green-Lanes, Airfields, Race Tracks, Beaches, on the Computer Dyno .  .  .  & Public Roads

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Please consider looking in my eBay shop, you just might find another issue relating to your bike

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