Cycle World

I have been reading CW since the mid sixty's ( yeah, I'm old.) Been my favorite mag all these year's. Great writing, Peter Eagan, for example. I still have a few more laps in me and I will be reading CW till the end of the race.

Always excellent but does not transfer to a fire tablet. It's not worth the kindle subsciption. If anything get the hard copy!!

Kind of a lie for my star review if I'm 100 percent honest. I want the magazine to survive because something is better than nothing so I rated it high. I'm disappointed in the new format and new content. I miss the old style and content.What a way to go for a failing magazine to alienate all their current subscribers in an attempt to win new ones. Give all your current subscribers a quarter of the content for the same price (published quarterly instead of monthly) and change the tried and true look and content. That is a recipe for getting no subscribers overnight. You can see that with the now defunct Motorcyclist Magazine.It is completely illogical. It is like they were thinking "Hmm subscriptions are down... I guess we should give all the current subscribers a subscription to a new magazine no one subscribed to and make it four times more expensive. And let's hope new people discover it is completely different and like what they see."

I was getting Cycle World in paper and enjoyed the content very much for years. Then they cut back to a quarterly release with a promise of "more content". The magazine got larger in size, but it seemed it was more picture space. And writing quality decreased as well. I started getting the electronic copy too. So the "size" increase wasn't realized. It just seemed like the product wasn't as good. And when Zack Courts and Ari Henning left. I just didn't resubscribe. I loved their contributions and online content too.

I did not order this . I did not read it at all. No idea that it is in my kindle.

It used to be a monthly magazine, always with some meaningful content. Now moved to a glossier quarterly, thicker, but not much content. Disappointing, I won't renew. Leaves MCN as about the only worthwhile magazine that maintains content, hope they don't change.

I have been a subscriber for many years, always entertaining and informative.

Well researched and interesting