According to distributors COMAG: Dedicated to the fast-moving world of the modern two-wheeled commuter, Twist & Go covers everything from cheap and cheerful commuter mopeds, to the sophisticated new breed of ton-up super-scoots.
Aimed at anyone taking up two-wheeled commuting, Twist & Go has the best advice and features on buying, selling and maintaining scooters and small, commuter motorcycles.
The September/October 2014 edition is Twist & Go’s 100th issue and will carry a free copy of the MotorCycling Monthly newspaper bundled with it. Not available on the newsstand, MotorCycling Monthly is Britain’s biggest monthly bike publication.
In addition to this birthday present, the September/October issue of Twist & Go has a bumper competition special with chances for one lucky reader to win a Nipponia scooter package worth £1,750 and another four can win a (rather large) goodie bag containing 25 essential motorcycling prizes worth hundreds of pounds.
Speaking of the September/October issue, Steve O’Hara, circulation manager at Mortons Media Group, said: “With the added extras both on page and packaged on the newsstand, Twist & Go’s 100th issue is looking superb and it’s one that’s sure to prove popular with readers.”
Elsewhere in the September/October issue of Twist & Go, there is an in-depth look at buying a 50cc bike on any budget, a road test of Yamaha’s first-ever three-wheeled bike and the latest instalment of its regular ‘Which Bike?’ features has rated or ridden some 345 bikes and scooters.
As well as all the bikes, Twist & Go includes in-depth features on choosing protective bike clothing and expert advice on how to improve your riding and prepare for the bike test.
