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By John Ulrich, Nick Ienatsch| Roadracing World & Motorcycle Technology Verified Fatal State Fair Accident Provides Insight into FutureMotorcyclists Involved in Bumper-car MishapMany of you saw the news of the fatal Cook County Fair bumper-car incident where a group of motorcycle riders paid $1.50 to drive the electric bumper-cars for 10 minutes. From the Cook County Chieftain newspaper: “A group of five crotch-rocket pilots joined the usual mix of kids for a 10-minute bumper-car session at the Cook County Fair last night.
By David Swarts Verified, Nick Ienatsch| Roadracing World & Motorcycle Technology Verified FIRST PERSON/OPINION:By Nick IenatschRiders!Enjoy Motorcycles Forever!This Is The Key To Long-Term Motorcycling Happiness. Well trained riders have more fun riding motorcycles for longer. The vast majority of motorcycle road racing champions contemplate quitting the sport at some time in their careers. Injury and losing prompt those contemplations. But rather than become another ex-racer, they work harder on their craft. Quitting due to injury is self-explanatory.
By John Ulrich, Nick Ienatsch| Roadracing World & Motorcycle Technology Verified Fatal State Fair Accident Provides Insight into FutureMotorcyclists Involved in Bumper-car MishapMany of you saw the news of the fatal Cook County Fair bumper-car incident where a group of motorcycle riders paid $1.50 to drive the electric bumper-cars for 10 minutes. From the Cook County Chieftain newspaper: “A group of five crotch-rocket pilots joined the usual mix of kids for a 10-minute bumper-car session at the Cook County Fair last night.
Company Info
Cycle World Magazine
Cycle World is a prominent American motorcycle magazine founded in 1962 by Joe Parkhurst. It is recognized for its objective reviews and technical analysis, setting a standard in motorcycle journalism. Based in Newport Beach, California, Cycle World became the world's largest motorcycling magazine by 2001, appealing to motorcycle enthusiasts and industry professionals seeking credible performance evaluations and insights. The magazine offers both print and digital publications, featuring in-depth road tests, product reviews, and technical articles. Originally published monthly, it transitioned to a quarterly format in 2018. Cycle World employs a network of renowned writers and has included contributions from notable figures, providing readers with transparent consumer guidance through detailed assessments of acceleration, handling, and rider comfort. Its commitment to integrity and rigorous journalism has significantly influenced motorcycle media.
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Founded: 1962