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Practical Sportsbikes Magazine - October 2016

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In this issue

P&M Kawasaki - “It’s irreplaceable, but I built it to ride – hard”.

Ducati 851/888 - The superbike legend that saved Bologna.

ALSO INSIDE DT175MX RESTO TIPS - GSX-R600 vs R6 TRX850 resto.

Honda MBX80 - 2000 miles in a week on rebuilt 2T tiddler.

24 PAGES OF TECH TOP TIPS - Recover a seat How to shape metal Project TDR250.

FREE INSIDE: 48 pages of the best sportsbikes. EVER.

Practical Sportsbikes Magazine Description:

Publisher: Bauer-Consumer-Media

Category: Automotive

Language: English

Frequency: Monthly

Fixing, restoring and riding sportsbikes from the 70s, 80s and 90s

Practical Sportsbikes magazine is about buying, fixing, restoring and riding sportsbikes from the 1970s, ’80s and ’90s.

Every issue of PS – the magazine home of new-wave Japanese and Italian classics – is packed with:

- The most inspiring and ingenious reader restorations

- The most in-depth road tests and buyers’ guides

- Unmissable workshop tips and how-to features

Practical Sportsbikes gets under the skin of the bikes that really matter to our readers and explains how best to maintain, rebuild and enjoy them. So if you’re in to sportsbikes from the 1970-1990s, PS is essential reading.