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Fewer sports bikes – more tourers!

Okay CMM, we know that a certain other magazine has (sadly) bitten the dust, but the knee-jerk panic shown in trying to get more of what they got in isn’t quite good for the balance of the magazine… So PLEASE be careful!

While I understand the reasoning behind trying to warmly welcome former Practical Sportsbikes readers, I for one thought CMM’s balance before they went under was a solid one and I don’t want it to change. I especially loved the

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