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This issue’s Mail Drop sets the tone with one reader’s iconic roast: “Congratulations on becoming the most hated magazine in the entire extreme sports community

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and the cheerleaders must confront the relentless evil that seeks to destroy them

This is the dramatic story of the rise and rise of Australia's outlaw motorcycle clubs by Duncan McNab

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