Cycle World
CYCLE WORLD
APRIL 1973
VOLUME 12
NUMBER 4
AMERICA’S LEADING MOTORCYCLE ENTHUSIASTS' PUBLICATION
Special Sidecar
74 A Little Something On The Side/What’s Available and Where to Buy that Third Wheel.
Feature
85 Legality And The Hack/Common Sense Regulations and a Few Unusual Twists.
86 Principles Of Rigging/Pleasure or Nightmare? Proper Setup Makes the Difference.
Road Tests & Impressions
44 Bultaco 175 & 350 Alpinas/A Couple of Enduro Trialers That Make Great American One-Day Machines.
54 Yoshimura 350 Honda/...And a Look at “Pops," Japan’s Premier Honda Tuner.
92 Yamaha 360 MX/A Fitting Replacement for the Streetable Endurocrosser of Yesteryear.
Preview
90 Bombardier 125 Prototype/A Revolutionary Reed Valve With a Remote Carb and Considerable Performance.
Technical
60 Cables & Levers/A Case for Upside Down Levers With Enough Cable Theory to Enable Effective Repair.
Features
50 More Bike For Less Cash/A Step-by-Step Guide to Make This Dream Reality.
64 The Old Soldier/A Short Story by Cecil P. Mack.
66 Ride Morocco/Tour Contrast-Country, Where European Culture Co-Exists With Bedlam.
98 Miniature Motorcycle Masterpieces/We Thought Judging Revell’s Contest Would Be Easy!
100 The Trailrider/To Conquer is to Be Conquered, by Bob Hicks.
Competition
96 Mini Grand Prix/Professionalism is Creeping Into This Breeding Ground of Champions.
Departments
4 Round Up
12 Letters
18 Feedback
43 Scene
89 New Models & Products
102 Report from Japan
106 Continental Report
114 Book Review
116 Racing Review
120 Report from Italy
144 Index to Advertisers
145 Classified Advertising
146 Slipstream
