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Road Rider magazine from October 1973. This is from the time period when Roger Hull was the editor of Road Rider. There is a touring test of the Triumph Trident (T150V). Three stories about first bikes including one by Al Feldman. Coverage of the Indian Come Home rally and the Antique Motorcycle Club annual rally at Fort Mott. Inside front cover is an ad for the Kawasaki Z-1 900 with a Calafia fairing. Back cover is a full color ad for the Harley-Davidson XLCH-1000 Sportster. (this ad alone would be more than $7.00 in other listings) Many other period ads throughout the magazine. Postage is $5.00 for priority mail. International postage will be $12.00. If you win more than one of my auctions I will combine shipping to save you money. |
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