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Who Reads Auto Restorer?
Each issue is written for people who are interested in all aspects of collecting, showing and/or restoring vintage automobiles and trucks. Auto Restorer appeals to both the seasoned enthusiast and novice alike with in-depth, how-to articles that guide you through restoration projects step by step. Readers save their issues as a valuable reference tool.

What You Can Expect in Each Issue:

• Mechanic on Duty: A master mechanic answers questions from readers.
• News: A listing of upcoming events across the country, together with updated news of interest to car and truck enthusiasts.
• Readers’ Tips: Experienced automotive technicians offer solutions to problems and tips to keep your project on track.

Each issue includes comprehensive, how-to articles on one or more restoration projects. In addition, some features are so in-depth, they must be presented as a series to be able to cover all the details, like recent features on tune-ups, oil changes, and gas crunch cruisers. And important reports on tools and car care products help you achieve showroom quality results.

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Contributors:
Regular contributors include restoration pros, automotive technicians and highly experienced hobbyists as well. Reader participation is also featured as most of our readers are “hands-on” enthusiasts themselves. Among our contributors are Larry Lyles, a pro with some three decades of experience and his own shop. He’s the author of three restoration books and will have a fourth published later this year. Richard Prince, another restoration veteran with decades of experience, writes our monthly Mechanic on Duty question-and-answer column. He’s written several Corvette restoration and buyer’s guides. Milt Webb, also known as “Milt the Instructor,” is a tune-up expert who has diagnosed and repaired everything from Model Ts to current vehicles. He’s also the author of “Tuning Up Autos and Trucks.”

Magazine Layout
Rather than a glossy format, Auto Restorer is printed on no-glare paper that displays color and detail beautifully. The Table of Contents is right on the cover for handy reference, and step-by-step detail photos from actual projects are paired with easy-to-understand instructions.

Comparisons to Other Magazines
Instead of page after page of ad clutter, there is no outside advertising to get in the way of the wealth of useful information in every issue. Other publications may just show pictures of completed projects, whereas Auto Restorer shows you each project, step by step, from start to finish.

Advertising
This publication contains no outside commercial advertising in order to assure readers that all reporting is honest and unbiased.

What is Running Times Magazine?
Running Times magazine is the most valuable resource for dedicated, passionate, informed runners. Each issue provides important training techniques, performance enhancing guides, advice to maximize workouts and inspirational counsel to help you achieve your best run! You’ll benefit from the up-to-date sports medicine news, the hottest nutrition tips for the serious runner and reviews of the newest and best running shoe for every type of race. Whether you are a professional runner preparing for a marathon or a recreational runner interested in enhancing your running experience, Running Times magazine is the best resource for you.

What You Can Expect in Each Issue:

• Training Techniques: Tips from the Professionals to help you achieve your personal best
• Shoe Guides: Detailed Guides providing a comprehensive analysis of the newest running shoes
• Performance Enhancing Guides: Advice to take you to the next level
• Recipes for a Runner: Nutritional and Delicious Recipes to prepare you for any type of race
• Professional Runner’s Ranks: Get the up-to-date rankings of all of your favorite professional runners
• Races & Places: Keep informed of the upcoming race events in your area!

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Who Reads Motorcycle Consumer News?
Each issue is written for people who have a passion for motorcycling and who want to spend their money and riding time wisely. Motorcyclists who want unbiased test results on new models from supermotos to luxury cruisers and money-saving product test and comparisons and who want to improve their riding skills. Riders who save their issues as a valuable reference tool they refer to time and time again.

What You Can Expect in Each Issue:

• Proficient Motorcycling: Tips to help you manage risks and push your skills to become a better rider.
• Mental Motorcycling: Easy-to-understand tips to improve your thinking skills and avoid a lot of trial and error.
• Medical Motorcycling: Conditions that affect riders, their causes, treatment and how to prevent them.
• Innovation of the Month: Reviewing the latest new products.
• MC Bulletins: News and latest recalls.
• Downtime Files and Cycle Attorney: Answers to readers’ questions.
• What’s Happening: Motorcycle events across the country.
• Street Strategy: Important riding tips.
• Feature articles: Comprehensive, real-world motorcycle performance test reports on the latest models, in-depth product comparisons, legislation issues affecting motorcyclists, and rider-friendly destinations that make a day of riding even more special, like the Two Wheels Only Motorcycle Resort in Suches, GA.

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Contributors:
The monthly Proficient Motorcycling features have been shared by two of the most respected names in the business; David Hough, author of several best selling books for BowTie Publishing and now his protégé, Ken Condon, who has taken the reins these last few years. Regular contributors also include Glynn Kerr, the world’s pre-eminant freelance motorcycle designer and former head of the International Motorcycle Design Association; Dr. Flash Gordon, author of Blood, Sweat and Gears, and America’s most read physician specializing in motorcycle-related medicine; and Dr. Gregory Frasier, the only rider to have officially circumnavigated the globe four times by motorcycle, provides columns on travel and long distance riding preparation; plus many expert riders and testers.

Magazine Layout
Rather than a glossy format, Motorcycle Consumer News is printed on no-glare paper that displays color and detail beautifully. The Table of Contents is right on the cover for handy reference. Along with full-color photos and in-depth articles, there are charts and illustrations that provide the facts and test results motorcyclists need to not only make more informed decisions, but also to improve their riding enjoyment and safety.

Comparisons to Other Magazines
Subscriber-supported since 1991, Motorcycle Consumer News is the only non-commercial motorcycle magazine in the U.S. Unlike some other magazines, this publication doesn’t specialize in one type of bike or riding style to the exclusion of everything else. And instead of page after page of ad clutter, there is no outside advertising to get in the way of the wealth of useful information in every issue.

Advertising
This publication contains no outside commercial advertising in order to assure readers that all reporting is honest and unbiased.

Awards
Twice awarded the Motorcycle Riders Foundation’s Thomas Paine award for significant investigative journalism.