The riding car is a Austrian motorcycle magazine appearing since 1986. The name developed following from God-dear Daimler and William the May brook developed "riding cars ", the first motorcycle-similar motor vehicle. Beside the motorcycle magazine the riding car is today the most important magazine for Biker in Austria. The riding car appears ten times in the year and consists usually of 100 sides in four-colour print, somewhat more broadly than the format A4.

The riding car arises also as an organizer Lizensfreier motorcycle running and from running trainings. The frequent racing course attendance are a guarantor for vehicle control of modern supersport motorcycles.

The unorthodox way of writing of the riding car journalists and the high spreading degree particularly in the scene of the fast Biker lead among other things to the fact that new word creations are finally transferred first by the readers, then by other newspapers and by many Bikern in the circulation area. Thus the Bikerjargon expressions became "citizen cage "(a passenger car is meant) and "Kilogixxer "(for the Suzuki GSX1000R) for the first time in the riding car uses.

The appearing editor names underline the written message. So about "Zonko "editor-in-chief (and more appointed "official harsh racer ") is and "Berzerk "publisher. Further writing coworkers are "Bocki Brezn ", "Bravo Maxa ", "Mr. Brenner ", "Elvis Presser ", "Joe Zippo "and "Sir Carl Chopper ". The sub-title "the fast Austrian motorcycle magazine "and usually a motorcycle in extreme inclination or on the rear wheel ("Wheelie ") as Coverfoto let suspect, which contents expect one behind the first page.

Two-wheelers with less than 125 cm3 capacity are mentioned in the riding car only in connection with successful Racingabstimmung or in the victim role during test travels.

Many expenditures riding cars were already briefly out of print after appearance. Accordingly complete riding car collections are hardly acted under 1.000 euro.

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