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December Edition

As we close out an incredible 2025, I want to extend a hear elt thank you to all our adver sers,
supporters, contributors, and every rider who has been part of the LHR family this year. Your
commitment, passion, and belief in what we're building have kept this magazine moving forward
at full thro le. We appreciate every message, every shared post, every event invite, and every
kilometre ridden in the spirit of brotherhood and sisterhood.

With the weather warming up and summer se ling in, it's the perfect season to get out on the
open road. Whether you're carving through the passes, hi ng the coast, or joining weekend
breakfast runs, we hope the sunshine brings you more reasons to ride, explore, and connect with
your fellow bikers.

And now for the big news: LHR Bike Magazine is officially going to print in 2026!
This has been a long-awaited milestone, and we couldn't have reached it without your support.
To make sure you don't miss out on our first print issues—packed with premium features, rider
stories, tests, events, and more—be sure to subscribe and secure your copy.

From all of us at LHR, thank you for being part of this growing community and for sharing your
love of motorcycles with us.
Wishing you and yours a safe, joyful, and unforge able holiday season.
Ride well, ride proud, and see you on the road in 2026!

the team. Our club looks forward
to every issue because you
“Breakfast Runs & Brothers” highlight local riders and events.
From: Ruan “Wolf” P. – Pretoria Too many magazines ignore the
grassroots scene. Thank you for
Your recent piece on brotherhood putting SA bikers front and centre
“The Magazine We Needed” in bike clubs hit home. It’s again.
From: Mark S. – Durban something a lot of us talk about
but few address openly. Thanks “Old Schools Forever”
I just want to say thank you for an for saying what many riders feel. From: Jakes – Bloemfontein
authentic South African biking Maybe in future you can feature
magazine. LHR feels like it’s clubs that are doing things right Loved the story on retro bikes and
written by real riders for real and building real unity in their the classic BMW G/S. Please do
riders. The stories on women in communities. more on old-school machines and
motorcycling have opened my the riders who still maintain them.
eyes to how much talent we have “Can You Feature More Budget Some of us live for carburetors,
in SA. Keep it up—can’t wait for Gear?” spanners, and early morning
the printed version in 2026! From: Anelisa T. – Port Elizabeth misfires!

“Any Chance for More Not everyone can afford top-end “See You at the 2026 Print
Adventure Bike Content?” kit, so your article on budget riding Launch!”
From: Chantel V. – George gear was brilliant. I’d love to see From: Nadine R. – Cape Town
more comparisons like
I love the magazine, but I’d like to this—gloves, boots, jackets, even I’m so excited that the magazine
see more content on adventure helmets. It helps new riders so is going to print next year. Digital
riding—especially local routes in much. is great, but nothing beats flipping
the Garden Route, Karoo, and through real pages with a cup of
Eastern Cape. Many of us are “LHR Has Brought Back the coffee after a Sunday ride. Please
always searching for new gravel Vibe” let us know when subscriptions
passes and weekend escapes. From: Samson K. – Johannesburg open—I want to be one of the
Please keep the reviews coming! South first!

Just wanted to give a shout-out to

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