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Winning Bicycle Racing Illustrated – April 1989 (No. 69) – Steve Bauer Cover – Good Condition
This April 1989 issue of Winning Bicycle Racing Illustrated (No. 69) features Steve Bauer on the cover and captures the momentum of his career as he aims for an even stronger 1989 season following the “Renaix Affair.” The issue also dives into Jean-Marie Leblanc’s plans for the Tour de France, Danny De Bie’s cyclocross world title, and an insightful look at the growing television coverage of cycling. A standout issue for collectors celebrating the late-1980s golden age of pro cycling.
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Contents
DEPARTMENTS
4 – Prologue
6 – Letters
8 – Sporting Scene
66 – Competition Review
68 – What’s in Store
COLUMNS
70 – The Bike Shop — Letter From Camp
by Maynard Hershon
72 – Keeping Fit — The Caffeine Connection
by Edmund R. Burke, Ph.D.
FEATURES
12 – The Best Is Yet to Come
Steve Bauer had a fine 1988 season, the “Renaix Affair” notwithstanding. Now the Canadian looks forward to an even better 1989.
by Roger Sumner
18 – Don’t Touch That Dial
There’s a lot more bicycle racing on television these days—but is anyone watching?
by Rich Carlson
24 – Danny’s Hop to the Top
Belgian ‘crossman Danny De Bie lifted his game—and his bike—to win the professional world championships at Pontchâteau.
by Rupert Guinness
32 – Caught in a Crossfire
Polish emigré Jan Wiejak thought he’d won the U.S. national cyclocross championship, but…
by Richard Fries
40 – In Search of a Rainbow
Adri Van der Poel, one of cycling’s most versatile pros, sets his sights on his greatest ambition.
by Noel Truyers
46 – The Man with the Plan
Tour de France Director Jean-Marie Leblanc is determined to make the world’s greatest race even better.
by Tim Blumenthal
52 – Double the Pleasure, Double the Fun
A look at the rising trend of tandem road racing and the innovative Duet Cycling Classic.
by Yuri Saner
56 – Wheels of Fire
Jean-Paul Van Poppel and Guido Bontempi, two of the world’s fastest sprinters, recount their fiery Giro duel.
by Piera Larocca and Pat Ennis
62 – Portrait of a Hero
Paralyzed in a swimming accident, Butch Stilson has devoted his life to coaching and inspiring America’s young cyclists.
by Jeff Della Penna
Condition: Good vintage condition with light wear.
Protection: Includes a plastic sleeve.
Shipping: Combined shipping available upon request.