Walneck's Classic Cycle Trader

In addition to classified ads for motorcycles, parts, accessories and related services, the magazine also featured columns written by Buzz Walneck (who remained as the magazine's editor until 2012), as well as a number of other writers. It also included reprints of classic motorcycle tests and reviews, typically from Cycle World, as well as listings for large national motorcycle auctions and Buzz Walneck's swap meets. In the early 1990s, Walneck was responsible for tracking down Roadog, a large, custom-built motorcycle that was the subject of popular posters, and purchasing one of two existing examples; the magazine subsequently contained many articles about his search for the bike.[4] Buzz Walneck frequently appears at motorcycle events and auctions,[5][6] and is an adviser to Sotheby's regarding vintage motorcycles.[7] Walneck's ceased publishing in 2014, however other magazines have followed a similar format, including Moto Retro Illustrated.[8] In 2014, Walneck resumed publishing his own magazine called The Buzzzzz Rag using the original Walneck's format.[9]