‘ Motorcycle Racer’ Magazine

 “ The World’s No.1 Road Race Magazine ”

“ The Award-Winning Race Magazine ”

“ Publication of the Year ”

“ Better Than a Pit Pass ”

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*******June 2014*******

Publication Issue No.177

‘That was the way it was' back then, & this magazine . . . . is where, it was all captured

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The bikes, features, interviews and articles in this issue include:

‘Gallery’ An initial 3-page fold-out intro poster – The start-line at the Suzuka 8-hour race

‘One of the Heroes’ A detailed career review of this ‘peoples favourite’, with his high’s, lows, achievements, and occasional regrets. A revealing & in-depth article about this ever-popular rider – The awesome Colin Edwards (6 impressive pages)

‘Where are They Now’ A detailed career review of this ‘biking icon’, with his high’s, lows, achievements, and occasional regrets. A revealing & in-depth article about this ever-popular rider. This month – The legend that is Gary Johnson (6 impressive pages)

Plus:-

The very latest news from the world of Motorcycling Racing from that year

Worldwide Race features of general Interest

Up ’n’ Coming Shows & Race Weekends

Latest new Bike Sport appearing in our showrooms

The very latest products in clothing and gadgets (from this era)

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 

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