Classic Motorcycle are the magazines for mature, serious street motorcycle enthusiasts regardless of the type and brand of bike they own. It provides information for riders less interested in ultimate high-performance but who strive to improve their riding skills and enjoyment of motorcycling. Each issue contains road tests, travel articles, how-to features, and much more. Whether you're just thinking about buying a bike or your an avid motorcyclist, these magazines are the right motorcycle magazine for you. Every issue give readers the best in touring and sport & street motorcycling. So don your motorcycle helmet , hit the open road have a safe and adventurous ride. 

Classic Motorcycle magazines are edited for the young, affluent and educated motorcyclist and covers every aspect of street motorcycling including cruising, touring and commuting. They regularly features information about road tests, how-to articles, project-bike hop-ups, safety pieces and race coverage. In addition, it also includes updates on legislation and other developments affecting the sport. Good technical articles. One of the better cycle mags out there for the rider who is dreaming about the next bike, or the wannabee just dreaming. A little light on focus, but what is there (and that's a fair amount) goes into appropriate depth to be useful. Not a picture, glamour or scene mag, rather a serious effort on bikes. It's just hard to predict whether this is the issue that will feature cruisers, sport-tourers, or crotch-rockets, etc., etc. Otherwise well put together.

Classic Motorcycle magazines have excellent reviews for cruiser and sportbikes, with good feedback for real world riding situations, as well as the track (high performance sportbikes). Most magazines focus on just performance and speed, but this one has the info. on real world stuff (ergos, comfort, maintenance, long term tests, accessories, etc.). It's a great magazine for people who are shopping around for bikes who are doing their research, or for riders who want to know what new bikes are coming out. Good unbiased reviews - feature bike reviews have multiple editors contributing their opinions. It has the multi-bike "shootouts" where a group of riders take turns & eval a class of bikes.

Good product reviews - in depth product tests as well as grab bag of new products in each issue. Light on the technical articles, but this seems to be improving as they add staff. The editorial team seems to attend & report on most major events and as a bonus, spin off features of their rides across country to these events. Still a very good cycle sheet for the more serious cruiser rider - as versus the bar hoppers. Great technical stuff, not afraid to express an opinion and quite up to date. Classic Motorcycle magazines are for the more conservative cruiser rider and reader in my opinion . Former editor is a contributor and still the soul of this magazine.