Cycle World
CYCLE WORLD
FEBRUARY 1972 VOLUME 11 NUMBER 2
AMERICAS LEADING MOTORCYCLE ENTHUSIASTS PUBLICATION
PREVIEWED IN JAPAN:
44 The Kawasaki H2-R Road Racer T/u' Lt/itüi rick's Kuitasaki `s rczLing 750.
66 Yamaha 750 Four and Kawasaki 250 Three ill-Color 1)11 otogl~1p/iS froiii f/i e bk vu S/i ow.
ROAD TESTS AND IMPRESSIONS:
40 Kawasaki Bighorn 350 F9 A tiii~' /lla/-/)lIr/)oSC iiiacli inc in/pro i'cs.
53 Harley-Davidson Sportster 1000 Bigger, faster and much easier to The t'ithi.
64 Motorcyc1e Transport: The Datsun 1600 Pick-Up For little iiiore than `2OOO, iou get a lot of ualuie.
72 Jawa 350 Californian I/i spite of oil infection, it still an anachronism.
TECHNICAL, ETC:
48 The Shifter Switch C/u tc/iless shifts, up or (Jo it'ii, with an an to//ia tic kill button.
84 Hearing Conservation 110 1t~ (Ii L' iitlcr can 1r0 [[cci Ii i/usc/f.
COMPETITION:
50 The Mexican 1000 Smith Co. win, but 1101 oi'erall.
58 Honda's 285-nph Hawk The rider's o it',i storl' of the record run.
FEATURES:
36 1nterview: Bob Hicks One o/ tiit' pruiie mu i'ers in 1Vew Emiglamu/ 1110 turci'cling.
68 Travel: Southeast Asia Riding tliruugh a iiiad uwid.
76 The Sunday Morning Ride 101711e1Ii', tIi€' Poiiit Rei'L's CafL' Racing Societi'.
80 A History of FN It ku! ted its i'ar slow/v to the hack of i/ic pack.
DEPARTMENTS:
4 Round Up
6 Scene
12 Letters
22 Feedback
31 Service
88 New Models & Products
100 Racing Review
106 Report from Japan
108 Report from Italy
114 Continental Report
120 Index to Advertisers
121 Classified Advertising
122 Slipstream
