Andrew Clubb has been appointed Editor of Univeral Media Co’s Australian Adventure Bike magazine.
Australian Adventure Bike magazine is read by over 60,000 motorcycle adventure enthusiasts.
Andrew Clubb will be editor from issue 12 of Australian Adventure Bike magazine, scheduled for publication in June.
“I can’t wait to start this ride with AAB and get even more gravel in my travels,” said Clubb, who brings more than 35 years experience in local moto magazine publishing to the role.
Clubb is a former Editor of both Dirt Action and Australasian Dirt Bike magazines, and has published his own independent title Trail Zone for ten years.
“I’ve closely watched the growth of AAB over the past three years, and it’s been inspiring to see the title cement its place in the fast-growing category of adventure bike riding,” Clubb said.
“Universal Media Co and AAB’s founding Editor Damien Ashenhurst have successfully targeted a niche in the market where readers and the industry alike appreciate a high-quality publication that gets everyone enthused about climbing on their bikes and exploring the great outdoors, both near and far.s
“Adventure bike riding is all about the bikes and rides, people and places, and that’s precisely what Australian Adventure Bike magazine will continue to feature.”
AAB is part of Univeral Media Co’s Total Moto Media Group, which also includes Dirt Action, Australian Road Rider and RetroBike.
Marcus Hucker, Publishing Manager of Total Moto Media Group, said of the appointment: “Clubby is arguably the best possible person we could have commissioned for this role, not only because of his experience as an editor and his passion for adventure riding, but because of his desire to carry on the spirit and voice that Damien and the team created with Australian Adventure Bike.”
