What mags (cycling or otherwise) do you read?
09-07-08, 01:39 PM
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Bicycling, Relix (my wife has a subscription), Rolling Stone (somehow got a free subscription to that), Choice, College & Research Libraries, American Libraries, Library Journal (I'm a librarian, so I have my professional reading list 
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09-07-08, 03:41 PM
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I read "JP Magazine" which is all about Jeeps front to back about five times before passing it on to friends. I also read Popular Science, Consumer Reports, and Mac World.
09-08-08, 05:52 AM
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Regulars
Cycling Weekly
MB UK
What Mountain Bike
Mountain Bike Rider (sub)
Cycle World (CTC mag, comes with membership)
Cycling Plus (sub)
Bicycling
Mountain Bike Action
Occasional
Single Track
Dirt Track
Mountain Bike
Velo News
Apart from those, hardly any. At one point, in the late 80s, I discovered I was taking 17 mags/month which was probably a few too many ;o)
Cycling Weekly
MB UK
What Mountain Bike
Mountain Bike Rider (sub)
Cycle World (CTC mag, comes with membership)
Cycling Plus (sub)
Bicycling
Mountain Bike Action
Occasional
Single Track
Dirt Track
Mountain Bike
Velo News
Apart from those, hardly any. At one point, in the late 80s, I discovered I was taking 17 mags/month which was probably a few too many ;o)
09-08-08, 05:56 AM
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The Nation. VeloNews, National Geographic. Bicycling. on line. Everything I can get my hands on.
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09-08-08, 09:17 AM
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The Economist
Cook's Illustrated
Cook's Country (from the people who brought you Cook's Illustrated but with more homey recipes)
Cook's Illustrated
Cook's Country (from the people who brought you Cook's Illustrated but with more homey recipes)
09-08-08, 08:30 PM
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Bicycling- (somehow got a free subscription)
LAB magazine
Outdoors (also came free for something)
Amnesty International (mag came free with membership)
Books (recent):
"The Double" by Jose Sarmado
"Leaves of Grass" by Walt Whitman
A bunch of books on timber framing and design.
A bunch of books that are work related.
LAB magazine
Outdoors (also came free for something)
Amnesty International (mag came free with membership)
Books (recent):
"The Double" by Jose Sarmado
"Leaves of Grass" by Walt Whitman
A bunch of books on timber framing and design.
A bunch of books that are work related.
09-08-08, 11:04 PM
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What bicycle magazines? Used to subscribe to Bicycling. But became to much Rodie and to little commuter. Now I subscribe to "Velovision" and "A to B". Lots of commuter info and little rodie info.
Velovision www.velovision.com
A to B www.atob.org.uk
Both are available in download format. www.exacteditions.com
Velovision www.velovision.com
A to B www.atob.org.uk
Both are available in download format. www.exacteditions.com
09-08-08, 11:19 PM
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Dang beat (har har har) me to it...
Actually I find that reading rots the mind...
I take no subscriptions anymore, last one I had (MAKE) I could never find the time to read. I guess the damnable internets have stolen me away from paper, but I handle that day in and day out at work so maybe it works out in the end?
Actually I find that reading rots the mind...
I take no subscriptions anymore, last one I had (MAKE) I could never find the time to read. I guess the damnable internets have stolen me away from paper, but I handle that day in and day out at work so maybe it works out in the end?
