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RAD, Thrasher (when I could find it) MBUK, Fast Bikes & performance bikes, hedge pron obviously ๐
Has to be BMX Action Bike for me, still read the odd BMX mag now and I'm bloody 44!
I have a lot of old issues of CAR magazine, I appear to be incapable of throwing them out...
My uncle ran a newsagent so I read loads of different stuff, none of them with the cover on mind you as he had to return them..
I loved my dads collection of Meccano Magazine the most though.
RAD mag, Thrasher, Wavelength, Surfer magazine and ASL
2000ad for me plus I loved Gamesmaster magazine, it used to have swearing in it so I thought it was the absolute pinnacle of cutting edge computer game mags.
Big Ones...
Aeromodeller.
Radio Modeller
Car and car conversions
New Scientist when it was in black and white with a bit of blue on the cover.
Scientific American
Mad Magazine
I'm just ploughing through this weeks Private Eye. Just realised I've Ben reading it every week for around 40 years.
NME,Sounds the Q and then Mojo ten years later redoing all the early Q stuff for an audience that found Q has got a bit too yoof as they had aged.
Surfer
Another vote for RAD. Still lust after the free stickers now...
We bought RAD ( the whole thing, not just one issue. ) didn't work out as planned but spawned the excellent Sidewalk.
Mountaineering mag called 'Mountain' just a great picture, the name and issue no. on the front cover bit like premier version of ST! Can't find a picture I can embedd ๐
Went out of biz in 1992.
Angling times. I also used to love the hidden treasure (porn mags) found in local woods and on railway banks.Today's teens are spoilt with the internet ๐
Look and Learn for me to. Big fan of the Trajan empire.
Wasn't Eagles over the Western front in there as well?Loads still in mums attic.
Moved onto various fishing weeklies then to Mountain when I could get it, Bumbler and Stumbler when I couldn't and then TMX. Anyone want 4 big blue barrels of the latter?
No no no.
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Metal Forces
Kerrang!
2000AD
Early Days
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Teenage Years
Hours of fun (or frustration!) typing in code to make very little happen...! I still have my spectrum and printer!
Shoot - remember the 'league ladders'?
Climber (and Rambler) - which dates me by the title!!!
Various motorbike mags, god knows why as motorbikes were/have been verboten in our family due to past accidents.
Jesus! I'd forgotten Zigzag.
I still have the one with Debbie Harry in her zebra print mini on the cover.
And Pete Frame's Family Trees.
Mountain biker international for me, first issue in 1998 when I was 11
bmx action bike
bmx bi weekly
RAD
TMX
Motocross action
Eagle. I wasn't the biggest fan of Dan Dare but Charley's War and Death Wish made me wait by the letter box for it every week.
Charley's War was actually in Battle, my dad was the artist. I loved reading the free comics he drew in when l was a kid. Tiger, Lion, Cor! Buster and Battle amongst others.He was the first artist of Roy Of Roy Of The Rovers too. He is now regarded by some as one of the best comic artists of his era. Such a shame he didn't get any recognition in his lifetime.
DezB I have the space spinner. I'll post a pic tomorrow. No comic though , my mum gave them all to a scout jumble without telling me. Infact I went and thought that someone like me had the lot and had donated them!
For the op....
Shiver n' Shake
Cheeky
Battle
2000ad
As I got older....
Skateboard scene
Street machine
Windsurf
Surfer
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blimey don't her hands give her age away! (I bet you still did though ๐ )
It wasn't the milage she'd done, it was the fact they'd all been city miles.
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NME
Melody Maker
MTB International and trail magazine with my hard earned pocket money. And every Friday auto express. Used to love going the newsagent on a Friday afternoon for that.
My dad was a printer for a national company and he used to bring all sorts home. Being a petrol head myself I had all,sorts of automotive magazines, commercial van monthly or something! I still read it cover to cover . Sad. ๐
just seventeen and more
with no clue what half the articles were about!
Beano
Look In
Bmx Action Bike
Smash Hits
Electron User (a magazine produced solely for me I reckon, as I didn't know anyone else with an Acorn Electron)
And The Motor, which my dad used to get every week
I had an a Electron could not afford a proper BBC B
I used to love reading Car in the eighties, when it featured the eccentric LJKS, Russell Bulgin and Gavin Green.
















