Description
Winning Bicycle Racing Illustrated – April 1988 (No. 57) featuring Daryl Price – Very Good Condition
This vintage Winning Bicycle Racing Illustrated issue from April 1988 (No. 57) features Daryl Price, spotlighting the fast-rising era of American cycling and the growing prominence of cyclocross. The issue includes in-depth features on 7-Eleven’s European campaign, national cyclocross champions, and the artistry of custom frame building—capturing a vibrant snapshot of cycling’s evolution in the late 1980s.
The magazine is in very good condition, showing only minor wear on edges consistent with age. The item pictured in this listing is exactly the same one you will receive. Please check detailed photos for condition reference.
All magazines come with a plastic protective covering, and combined shipping is available upon request.
Contents
DEPARTMENTS
6 – Prologue
8 – Letters
10 – The Sporting Scene
COLUMNS
76 – Keeping Fit
More on Drug Testing — by Edmund R. Burke
78 – The Bike Shop
In One Era; Out the Other — by Maynard Hershon
80 – A Personal Viewpoint
Learning to Live with the UCI — by Michael D. Aisner
FEATURES
16 – A Rebel with a Cause
When the 7-Eleven team races in Europe, coach Mike Neel guides them with focus and fire. — by Rupert Guinness
26 – This Crystal Ball Foretells a Bright Future for American Racing
The Reebok/Plymouth team is cultivating a new generation of U.S. cycling champions. — by Rich Carlson
32 – Cyclocross Special
A full look into the challenging and muddy world of cyclocross racing.
34 – The Swiss Take Two at Home
A tough, snow-covered course made for fierce competition at the World Cyclocross Championships. — by Rupert Guinness
42 – A Muddy Déjà Vu
Four national cyclocross champions fight through bogs to retain their titles. — by Carolyn Price
48 – In the Northwest, Cyclocross Reigns
Welcome to the land of wet weather, rugged courses, and passionate racers. — by Scott Massinger
54 – The Little General of Mudwrestling
Diminutive but determined Paul Curley posts big results in America’s toughest cyclocross events. — by Richard Fries
60 – He Wants His Northern Stars to Shine
Canadian coach Ron Hayman works to reignite his country’s competitive cycling spirit. — by Roger Sumner
66 – A New Wave of Art
The creativity and craftsmanship driving the next era of cycling design. — by Rupert Guinness
73 – Rockville’s Class Act
Inside Alpine Cycles, where craftsmanship and detail define excellence. — by Peter Nye
A classic and collectible issue celebrating the 1988 cycling season—rich with features on rising American talent, European racing, and the artistry of the sport.
Please check pictures for condition purposes. Minor wear on edges as shown.