+1 regarding Bicycle Times. There's an excellent example of bringing together content, advertising and consistant editing/layout into a format that's excessible and friendly. They do focus more on living with a bike as a primary transportation, but they clearly enjoy all types of bikes and are open to all variations of enthusiasts. I also read Bicycling, which is also good, but they are almost exclusively aimed at the fitness and racing aspect of things.
Kickstand is an admirable concept (note - that's concept, not content), marred by poor follow through. I really feel that even if the staff is making an honest effort, if they simply don't have the time/resources/people/etc to actually do a consistant and good job, it is better to pull the plug then to struggle on mired down. They aren't doing themselves or their customers any favors by putting an issue every year or so and making all sorts of excuses along the way.