Bike mags

[Jimo]

A decent read on Maxi Scoots would be good - especially one on Burgs, but seeing as such does not exist I'll keep trolling through Google.

Jim

[Black Wing]

I would buy any mag they brought out with "Tina Tailpipe" in it.

Unfortunately they wouldn't get away with it today!

[Liam]

I struggle with the idea that anyone over the age of 17 could find something to love in T&G. But each to their own I guess

Ha, Ha ! Bollox

[Deleted User 796]

Why anyone would bother with any printed magazine these days is a bit of a mystery to me.

Any information you get will likely be a month old, any product reviews you see will be irrelevant compared to real owners opinions, experiences and videos and there is always much more in depth information available than on a one or two page review that may be influenced by an advertiser.

I guess it's a nostalgia thing....

[Data]

Same here Meldrew. I dropped them like a shot when they went soft porn. What utter shite they started writing! In fairness, over time it has improved a lot since then. I think they learned a valuable lesson. But until Paul Blezzard is re-employed again on the team, I won't buy it on a regular basis as the road tests are not in depth enough for me. I want more technical info about the bike. They often don't even mention the length of the wheelbase. That's something that in my mind is important to know.

[Gio]

I agree the road tests are a bit too brief and certainly lack performance values, which in the twist and go world is rather strange because GPS performance metres are both cheap and available, so a clear bit of track and Bobs your uncle. All to often the road test appears shorter than you would get from the dealer yourself.
For me, I want to know how it compares to the competition along with its running costs?