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Cruiser & Trike Magazine - Issue#8.3 December 2016

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In this issue

The biggest news is the all-new Harley-Davidson Milwaukee Eight engine. Or the M8, as we prefer to call it. Mick rode it at the world launch in the USA and came away with a smile. He reckons that it’s good hanging out with M8s. Sandbag has ridden the Royal Enfield Classic 500 and the Moto Guzzi V9 Roamer. Paul Bailey scored the Harley-Davidson Ultra Low. Mick also got to ride the Victory Octane and TC Custom Bikes Street 500 learner trike. Paul also claimed the long-term Triumph Thunderbird LT from Sandbag. After a massive cleanup, he took it for a ride; read his thoughts. And we've been testing stuff, making stuff and working on stuff in The Shed. Plus much more!

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Cruiser & Trike Magazine Description:

Publisher: Universal-Magazines

Category: Automotive

Language: English

Frequency: Quarterly

Welcome to the re-invigorated Cruiser & Trike, an Australian magazine that provides real-world road tests and technical information, not fairy tales. Cruiser & Trike includes cruisers, trikes and roadsters from all of the major manufacturers. We write about the things that are important to cruiser riders, not boy racers.Try a copy and tell us what you reckon; we’re listening.