CYCLE WORLD
AUGUST 1971 VOLUME 10 NUMBER 8
AMERICA'S LEADING MOTORCYCLE ENTHUSIASTS' PUBLICATION
SPECIAL COLOR FEATURE:
51 The 1971 Cycle World Show
New models, racing machines, customs, emerging new trends in chopper art.
ROAD TESTS AND IMPRESSIONS:
37 750 MV Four
A large dose of exclusivity.
64 BSA 650 Lightning
A new face and frame for an old Twin, one of England's best looking-and handling-roadsters.
68 Honda SL70
A four-stroke mini with big bike features.
70 Bultaco Matador 250
The original all-terrain 250 is still one of the best.
TECHNICAL:
48 The Dynamometer
...not only for measuring blip, but for creative engineering.
COMPETITION:
42 Road Atlanta
Yamaha wins its first big-bore class AMA road racing national.
74 America vs. Great Britain (pictorial)
"Us" versus "Them." Their victory was not as decisive as they expected.
80 Spanish Motocross GP
Suzuki and Robert begin another seige on the world crown.
FEATURES:
44 Disaster at Daytona
A humorous tale of Yamaha's worst years in racing.
76 Travels of an Old Dude
Age and experience have nothing to do with hitting the road.
DEPARTMENTS:
4 Round Up
6 Letters
26 Service
30 Feedback
36 Scene
82 New Models & Products
86 Report from Japan
92 Racing Review
100 Report from Italy
104 Continental Report
112 Index to Advertisers
113 Classified Advertising
114 Slipstream