We’re champions of the printed page here at Influx Towers, so are always out there looking for inspiration.
We were stoked when we stumbled upon A Head Full of Snakes. It’s a dispatch from someone out there who truly, madly, deeply loves motorbikes.
It’s a simple formula for good magazines that so many people in the ‘industry’ seem to have forgotten. Pick a subject that you’re passionately interested in. Coral a bunch of like minds who write, make pictures and know how to lay stuff out on a page. Send it to the press and Bob’s your uncle: you have something people want to be involved in.
We particularly like this set of personal pics on the blog that sums up the personal way that Snakes represents motorcycles. We suggest you check it out.
Oh, and while we’re at it, stay tuned for our eighth print edition. Dropping at the end of April, it’s going to be very special indeed and will feature people who write and make pictures who are passionate about cars, bikes and the people who create them.
Even more simple, it’s free!
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"If you're of a certain age, you'll remember the sight and sound of the powder blue invalid tricycles that were once a common sight on our roads and at our football stadia. But do you know the story behind them? "
"Jeremy Webb jumped on two very different Triumph motorcycles, travelling on a couple of the best biking roads to put them to the test. He took the Tiger 1200 and the Street Twin to Wales to find out Who Dares Wins. &"
"The Grand Tour is back on our telly-boxes (assuming you have Amazon Prime), and we’re currently being treated to (or tortured by, delete as applicable and to your taste) by more road trips involving everyone’s favourite (or otherwise) "
