Bike Magazine Website.

Can anyone tell me what the website is for the the popular U.K.
magazine BiKE? I cant seem to find it. Lots of links to buy it but
NONE for the website.
Thanks

 

BiKE magazine is owned by Emap.
Emap has a website...
http://www.emap.com/nav?page=emap.aboutus.websites.description&resource=103050&submit=go
but they've obviously decided not to bother creating a website for the
magazine.

They also own ukrm's favourite weekly motorcycle newspaper - Motorcycle
ews - which *does* have a website :

www.motorcyclenews.com

HTH

 

... he said, sheepishly.

 

Baa-stard fingers!!!

 

The trouble with ukrm is you can't make a simple spelling mistake
without someone coming along to ram it down yer throat (pls ignore the
feedline opportunity)

 

If I've herd ewe right ewe are saying we mutton lambast one another when our
spelling gets a bit fucked tup?

 

yes. mary christmas. (tenuous)

 

On "Can't cook, won't cook" this week they had
a contestant whose real name was Mary Christmas.

Or so 'twas claimed.

 

What was her pretend name?

That's nothing - I actually know people with the following festive names..

Yule Tidelog
Holly Andy-Ivy
Miss Sultoe...

 

Pah!

Emma Dreaming
Arfur White
Chris Muss

Jess Likedee
Juan Swee
Hugh Sterno

Wendy Treetops-Glissen
Anne Chilled-Wren
Liz-Anne
"Two Ears" Laybelle
Cindy Snow ...

 

*nice*

 

LOL - very good!

Jim Bull-Bells
Jim Bull-Bells
Jim Bull, Orwell Way.
O'Watson Idris Tooride..
Donna Wun-Ho, Sue Penns-Lee.

 

Steve Brassett wrote

When I was a spotty 1st year at Cray Valley Technical High School for
Boys, we had a 3rd year called Christmas. One of his mates, ginger,
skinny, bright eyed, you know the sort, was once asked by a master, when
caught hanging around where he shouldn't have been, "what *exactly* was
he doing." Never one to miss an opportunity to take the piss the mate
put on his best sarcastic hat and replied, truthfully, "Waiting for
Christmas Sir." He got 200 lines for cheek for his trouble and three
notches higher up on the lower schools collective kudosometer.

 

But not original. Lifted from (IIRC) a Monty Python book (or was it
The Goodies), dating from our hallowed decade, the Seventies.
The text (although not the specific source) has lived in my head ever
since, waiting to be shocked into action at this accursed time of
year.

 

Unfortunately BIKE doesn't have a website. I read that and Performance
Bikes, and have emailed Emap, who owns them both, and they apparently
don't have a website for the mags, ala Sport Rider. You can order them
from www.greatmagazines.co.uk though.

John