Description
Triathlon Magazine – November 1985 – Vol. 3, No. 8 – Southern California’s John Skorstad – VG
This vintage issue of Triathlon magazine (Volume 3, Number 8), dated November 1985, is in very good condition, with only minor wear along the edges. The item pictured in this listing is exactly the one you will receive. Please check the detailed photos for condition purposes. This copy is in excellent shape for its age and will be shipped with a plastic protective covering. Combined shipping is available upon request.
Contents
Features
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24 The World’s Largest Triathlon – A look at USTS Chicago, showcasing the sport’s top competitors. (Mike Plant)
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30 The Big Apple’s Big Man – Dan Honig and his New York-based Big Apple Triathlon Club. (Terry Mulgannon)
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35 Winter Wear – Hot fashions for cold-weather training.
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42 Great Winter Races – A compilation of off-season events with a unique twist. (Compiled by Bob Makela)
Columns
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12 Viewpoint – “My Big Adventure.” (Ron Cherney)
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14 Swim – Learning the ropes in the water. (Chris Georges)
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16 Bike – Cold-weather cycling tips. (Bill Ruth)
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18 Run – Staying on track in winter conditions. (Lynda Huey)
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20 From the Experts – Practical answers on racing and training.
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22 Sports Health – Understanding performance limits. (Mark Hodges)
Departments
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5 From the Editors – Editorial insights.
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6 Letters – Reader correspondence.
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8 Informer – Behind-the-scenes news and notes from the triathlon scene.
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49 Tri-Stars – Local heroes in and around the sport.
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50 Calendar – Cold-weather race listings.
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54 Race Notes – Reports and event highlights.
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64 Finish Line – Closing thoughts.
(On the cover: Southern California triathlete John Skorstad models the latest cold-weather bike gear and aerodynamic equipment. Thermal suit and booties by Descente; Aerodyne I helmet by Monarch; Oakley wrap-around sunglasses; gloves from West Coast Cycles. Special thanks to Ten Speed Drive Imports for use of their Guerciotti time-trial bike, featuring a solid-disk rear wheel, 24-inch radially-spoked front wheel, aerodynamic frame tubing, and low-profile handlebars. Photography by Uniack.)
A fine collectible for triathlon fans and sports-history enthusiasts, this issue blends gear highlights, event coverage, and athlete profiles, reflecting the growing sophistication of the sport in the mid-1980s.