Click on image for the ordering site. Coffee table motorcycle books are nice to have around. They look cool, and can even pass as home decor for those of us who think, for instance, that a 40-year old Ducati would look perfectly nice in place of that potted plant in the corner of the living room. They're also a great distraction on a wintery evening when paired with a quiet house and a glass of Bulleit bourbon.
So why not a coffee table moto magazine? Craftrad is a German-language hi-class magazine who have partnered with premier internet photo site, Bike EXIF, to bring us their first international issue. It's produced in Europe and is available through Bike EXIF's website for about $21 USD.
Judging by the marketing material and site comments, it's a very well-done effort. "146 luxurious pages packed with exclusive stories, photosets, interviews and bike reviews." I can't find anything about how often the magazine will be issued, and that may depend on how many English-speaking folks are willing to pay the price for a high-end motorcycle magazine. And can it compete with Cycle World's equally "luxurious" remake? We'll see.
So why not a coffee table moto magazine? Craftrad is a German-language hi-class magazine who have partnered with premier internet photo site, Bike EXIF, to bring us their first international issue. It's produced in Europe and is available through Bike EXIF's website for about $21 USD.
Judging by the marketing material and site comments, it's a very well-done effort. "146 luxurious pages packed with exclusive stories, photosets, interviews and bike reviews." I can't find anything about how often the magazine will be issued, and that may depend on how many English-speaking folks are willing to pay the price for a high-end motorcycle magazine. And can it compete with Cycle World's equally "luxurious" remake? We'll see.
RSS Feed