1990 June Cycle World - Vintage Motorcycle Magazine

Description: Yes we combine shipping for multiple purchases.Add multiple items to your cart and the combined shipping total will automatically be calculated. 1990 June Cycle World - Vintage Motorcycle Magazine - Honda ST1100 FEATURES_____________38 Glory DaysJim Davis, Americanmotorcycle hero.—by Jon F. Thompson79 Year of the SuperbikeFive for Daytona.—by Ron LawsonTESTS______________28 Honda ST1100Sport-touring into the 1990s.48 Honda CR500 vsKawasaki KX500 vsKTM500MXWhen horsepower counts, dialKX/CR/KTM500.61 The Super 750sThe world’s quickest andfastest 750s.RIDINGIMPRESSION71 Ducati 851 SportTake that, Japan!EVALUATION91 Malcolm Smith Lite-Ning Pro JacketWho’ll stop the rain?RACE WATCH92 The Kids Are AH RightThe dogfight at Daytona.—by Ron LawsonCOLUMNS7Up FrontConversations.—by David Edwards8At LargeThe sport of the ’90s.—by Steven L. Thompson10 LeaningsLegal tender.—by Peter EganDEPARTMENTS15 Letters19 Roundup106 Service110 CW Showcase114 SlipstreamCOVER__________Honda’s new V-Four-powered ST1100, abike that’s goingplaces.A 600-mile day? Nothing to it: as easy aswolfing down chips and salsa at your favorite/“"A Mexican restaurant, Why. any self-respecting/ t touring-bike rider could click off 600 miles ofinterstate super-slab and be done in time for an early sup-per. Things become more challenging, though, if the tripitinerary includes less-traveled paths, say the Pacific CoastHighway as it winds its way up the shorelines of northernCalifornia and Oregon through small fishing villages andpast grazing sheep, the road folding back on itself like adog nipping after its own tail.All right, then, trade the Gold Wing in for somethingbelter suited to swervery: what the heck, go for broke andorder up an RC30. Great idea, except that holding a semi-roadracing tuck for 600 miles can be a little tiring. A soreneck and aching wrists don’t exactly promote sightseeing,and that was one of the reasons for taking the scenic routein the first place. It’s also tough to stow more than a toothbrush and a clean pair of bikini briefs aboard an RC30,especially if you don't want to look like Jed, Granny andclan on their way to Beverly. Hills, that is.No. forget the Wing, nix the RC. What we need is a bikethat handles, a bike that's comfortable, a bike with somecarrying capacity. A bike like Honda's new STI 100... And much more! 11928

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