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Cycle Jan 1975
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Cycle World January 1975 Features
Win A Bike! New Contest New Winner Cycle World's Bike Of The Month Rules Inside
America's Leading Motorcycle Enthusiasts Publication
The Torquer: Husky's Renovated 460 WR
Maico's Screaming 250 MX
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Cycle Feb 1975
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Cycle World February 1975 Features
America's Leading Motorcycle Enthusiasts Publication
Comparison: Suzuki's New Rotary
How It Stacks Up Against Two Established Tourers
The BMW And Kawasaki 900s And Much, Much More
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Cycle Mar 1975
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Cycle World March 1975 Features
America's Leading Motorcycle Enthusiasts Publication
Four Big Tests
Including Kawasaki's Evil Wicked, Mean & Nasty H2 750 And Bultaco's Supreme 250 Pursang
The Trans-Ama Series And National Trials Circuit
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Cycle Apr 1975
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Cycle World April 1975 Features
America's Leading Motorcycle Enthusiasts Publication
Honda's 1000cc Four, The Gentleman's Choice
Plus Two Exclusives: Husky 360 Mikkola Replica And Hondas TL250 Four Stroke Trialer
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Cycle May 1975
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Cycle World May 1975 Features
America's Leading Motorcycle Enthusiasts Publication
Montesa Magic: The V75 250 Slant-Shock
Yamaha's Thundering 400cc Monocross
9 Months On A Can-Am 175 / Astrodome Nationals: Win One, Lose One.
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Cycle Jun 1975
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Cycle World June 1975 Features
America's Leading Motorcycle Enthusiasts Publication
Comparison - Honda 500T VS Yamaha XS500 Is One Better, Or Is One Worse?
Bultaco's New Frontera 360 Two-Day Special
Dizziness From Daytona / All New CCM MX
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Cycle Jul 1975
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Cycle World July 1975 Features
America's Leading Motorcycle Enthusiasts Publication
Testing: Ducatis Refined 860 V-Twin
kawasaki Gas / Oil Shock 250 MXer
Bultacos 350 Alpina / Rokon's Deceptive 340 Automatic
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Cycle Aug 1975
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Cycle World August 1975 Features
America's Leading Motorcycle Enthusiasts Publication
Double Exclusive: Honda CB550 Super Sport
Backing It In On Bultaco's 360 Astro And Yamaha YZ125 Monorocket
Hangtown's Mudbath MX And The Match Races
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Cycle Sep 1975
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Cycle World September 1975 Features
America's Leading Motorcycle Enthusiasts Publication
Exclusive: Can - Am's Ultra-Potent 125 MX2
Triumph's Electric Start 750 Triple
Two Suzuki RM125s Plus: Passin Thru Mexico On Suzuki's Rotary Louisville National
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Cycle Oct 1975
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Cycle World October 1975 Features
America's Leading Motorcycle Enthusiasts Publication
World's First Test!
Shocking New Four-Stroke Single From Yamaha
An Around Town Special From Suzuki
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Cycle Nov 1975
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Cycle World November 1975 Features
America's Leading Motorcycle Enthusiasts Publication
Preview Startling RM250 & 370 Suzuki MXers
Gold Country Touring On Honda's CB750F Super Sport
The 76 Rokon Gas/Oil MX And Honda's Redesigned 250 Elsinore
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Cycle Dec 1975
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Cycle World December 1975 Features
1976 Yamaha Preview: A Look To The Future
Suzuki's RM370: King Of The Berms-For-Brunch - Bunch
Dirt Bike Accessory Buyers Guide
Norton's Last Commando? Honda MR175 Enduro -Mike Kidd On The Rebound
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As of 2001 Cycle World was the largest motorcycling magazine in the world. The magazine is headquartered in Irvine, California. Regular contributors include Peter Egan and Nick Ienatsch. Previous or occasional contributors have included gonzo journalist and author Hunter S. Thompson, journalist and correspondent Henry N. Manney III, and professional riding coach Ken Hill.
Parkhurst sold Cycle World to CBS in 1971. CBS executive Peter G. Diamandis and his associates bought CBS Magazines from CBS in 1987, forming Diamandis Communications, which was acquired by Hachette Magazines the following year, 1988.
In 2011, Hachette sold the magazine to Hearst Corporation, which in turn sold Cycle World to Bonnier Corporation the same year. Bonnier also owned Sport Rider, a magazine that had "cover[ed] the sport bike market in the United States"; Bonnier shut it down in 2017 as part of a larger restructuring.
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