Quad Magazine Goes Digital!

dguetter Tuesday, September 9th, 2008 | 3,723 views |

So you’ve been checking us out online at www.quadmagazine.com, but did you know that the magazine itself is now available in a pure digital format? You can subscribe to Quad Magazine online today at www.zinio.com. It’s a very cool service—you can also buy individual issues or even back issues! At the very least, you should hop over and download some of the trial mags on Zinio to get a feel for the system. So if you’re the type that doesn’t want to wait for the mag to arrive by mail, or you’re an international reader having trouble finding the mag in your country, check out the new service!

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Bruce Wakefield September 30th, 2008 - 4:20 pm

I recently re-subscribed to Quad magazine for 3 years. I feel that
was a big mistake. I just got my November issue, and there was
about 5 minutes of reading about utility quads. I live in Maine
and everyone here has utility quads. That is what we ride.
Can’t you find different articles of utility use for hunting,
fishing, back woods, camping. There are so many articles in your
magazine now about racing machine’s I guess it is for kiddies. You
should understand there are a lot of adults up here in Maine
that like to read GPS units for quads. I and most of my friends are over 60 we don’t want to read about racing machines. If that is what you want why didn’t you name this magazine Dirt Wheels.
Articles about atv’s being used for ice fishing would be good,
and the use of trax for ice fishing and traveling over snow. How
do different atv’ers adapt there atv for ice fishing and carrying
gear. etc. Do you get my point!

derek harold October 15th, 2008 - 3:13 pm

i agree i like to use my atv to go camping or long trail rides into the woods or go fishing i also like about and go sight seeing me and my girlfriend around the us with the atv we like to read more about going fisting camping and long trail rides into the woods and sight seeing and how beautiful the country is and where you cant see from your car or truck and we live in a major city thats what me my girfriend and friends like to read and do with our atvs and like to read other articles about what they think about where they been and if they like that area or not etc do you get my point

swasted October 16th, 2008 - 10:28 am

fisting camping?!? yikes!

Tyler W October 29th, 2008 - 10:39 pm

i was thinking there should be MORE coverage of desert and mx racing…

bob November 5th, 2008 - 5:47 am

I just got my December issue in the mail and was totally crushed to find it did not have a poster of that smoking Christmas chic in it. I really look forward to those posters and so does my 3 year-old son. He thinks the girls are fine, but he really likes the “broom-broom” picture on the other side better. What is the deal? Since Sarah Palin is not the vice president I need something to look at. My wife is beautiful, but pregnant and wants nothing to do with me right now. Please help me!

P.S. Please put in more utility atv articles and less racing stuff. We have 9 months of the year that those race quads just sit in the barn waiting for a lack of snow so they can play here in Ohio. (O.K. maybe only 8.5 months, but you get the picture.

Thank You,
Bob

Bouh January 22nd, 2009 - 1:23 pm

I am in the Northwest and would agree MORE utility articles are needed. Trails, hunting, fishing, gear, etc…

More utility less MX.

t March 13th, 2009 - 4:05 pm

why no center fold I thought every other issue

Brian April 6th, 2009 - 8:51 am

The last issue had an article for the 450 Shootout. Why was the Kawasaki 450 left out???????

Bruce May 16th, 2009 - 2:11 pm

I would think that you guys are getting the point. I think most of us started buying your magazine more for the 4×4 articles than anything else. (that's why I started buying your magazine rather than some of the others). You have reduced the mag by at least half (and yes I read your explanation on this) , taken out the posters (which I might add are supposed to be every second issue per your editor), and this latest issue was even smaller and mainly adds with less articles. I love your mag and want to keep buying it but I won't if you guys don't get back in the ball game.