1974 January Road Rider Magazine - Old Highway 52 - Cincinnati

Description: Yes we combine shipping for multiple purchases.Add multiple items to your cart and the combined shipping total will automatically be calculated. 1974 January Road Rider Magazine - Old Highway 52 - Cincinnati - Indianapolis RIDER ON THE ROOF[Experience] Paul W. Hatmon-------------------------------------1310,000 MILES BETWEEN ALOHAS[People Going Places] William E. Gould — — — — — — — — — — — — 16SOME SIGNS OF OUR TIMES[Camping with Cliff] Cliff Boswell— — — — — — — — — — — — — — 24ANOTHER WAY TO GO[Editorial] Roger Hull — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — 30PFADFINDER TROPHAE[People Going Places] Tim Shaffer— — — — — — — — — — — — — — 35AND THEN WE WENTBe A Courteous Camper - Rose Marie Durham — — — — — — — — — 38'Cycle Chickenitis' Its Treatment and Cure — Leslie Barker — — — — — 39Nobody Can Accuse a Motorcycle Bum of Being Shiftless — Russ Metz — 40LOUISE SCHERBYN - PIONEER CYCLIST[Personality] Alice Turner — —-------------— — — — — — — — — — — — 43HYPOTHERMIA[Discussion] Bob Bostick — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — 46OLD FIFTY-TWO[Experience] Reverend Dale Peterka — — — — — — — — — — — — — 50THE BIKER AS A BARD[Poetry] Various Poets (?) —----— — ---------------- — — — —--— 54THANK YOU, MR. HONDA[Rode Report] Patti Carpenter-----------------------------------64Faulty Muffler-------------------------------------------------- 2Two Up — ——————————————————————4Letters — ————-----—----—_—_—_8Welcome Mat—————————————————————28Book Review—Motorcycling'sGolden Age Of TheFours——————42FYI-------------------------------------------------------------59What’s Happening - — — — — — — — —-------------70No Comment — — — — — — — — — — —--------------------— — — — — — 72Advertisers’ Index — — — —------— _ — _ — 70 COVER: To illustrate this month's Honda 500/ Four Owners reports on their mightymid-sizer, we asked Four-owner Norm Wilks to ride his pride and joy back and forth infront of the camera — which he did about a thousand times until we got it right —which we finally did when we caught him on a left-hander in the San BernardinoMountains.It’s a hundred miles from Cincinnati to Indianapolis.If you’re going up for the race or maybe down to a Red’s game,you can make it in less than ninety minutes on the Interstate; nostop lights, traffic or towns to ruin your nice steady seventymiles-per-hour average.Before the Interstate went through the only road to Indy wasHighway Fifty-Two, a narrow two-lane affair. It had little townsevery few miles and lots of hills and curves. And it was crowdedwith long parades of impatient cars led by noisy, plodding dieseltrucks.The opening of 1-74 ended all that. It carves its way through thehills with four big lanes. Now you could leave the trucks behindand make time! It’s just the tiling if you are in a hurry. . .or hatetraveling.But if you enjoy touring instead of just getting from Point A toPoint B in the shortest possible time; if a challenging set ofcurves is more to your liking than a long straight stretch; if youprefer a little scenery on the way instead of the tedious samenessof the freeway system; if you would like a peek at what Americareally looks like — then “Old Fifty-Two” — and a hundred high-ways just like it across the country — should be your cup of tea.The neatest thing about these old roads is that you can have thempretty much to yourself. Nobody uses them much anymore soyou can set your own pace. Turn up the wick and you can playKenny Roberts to your heart’s content. The curves are all

Price: 13.14 USD

Location: Kingsport, Tennessee

End Time: 2025-01-22T02:54:11.000Z

Shipping Cost: 5.95 USD