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Winning Bicycle Racing Illustrated – April 1991, No. 89 (Coors Light Feature) – Very Good Condition
This April 1991 issue of Winning Bicycle Racing Illustrated (No. 89) features Davis Phinney and the Coors Light Cycling Team, capturing the excitement and transformation of the 1991 professional racing season. The magazine is in very good condition with only minor edge wear typical of vintage items. The photos shown depict the exact item you will receive. Please refer to the images for precise condition details.
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Contents
DEPARTMENTS
6 – Prologue
12 – Letters
14 – Sporting Scene
88 – What’s in Store
☐ Inside Winning
COLUMNS
10 – Editor’s Corner
Just Thinking — by Rich Carlson
28 – Greg LeMond
10 Years After
94 – Keeping Fit
Riding Multiple Events — by Edmund R. Burke, Ph.D.
96 – Sitting In
Special Treatment — by Maynard Hershon
FEATURES
20 – 1991 Season Preview
Winning takes a comprehensive look at the teams, players, and events that will shape the sport of cycling this year.
22 – USA: Plenty of Changes
— by Tracy Seip
30 – Davis Phinney of Coors!
An exclusive interview with one of America’s most successful cyclists.
— by Rich Carlson
34 – Holland: The Superpowers of Cycling
— by Kenny Pryde
38 – Never Too Late
Erik Breukink Interview
— by Kenny Pryde
Motorola looked sharp at the Tour of the Mediterranean, Ruta del Sol.
44 – Belgium: Fixed Horizons
— by Kenny Pryde
50 – Spain: Expanding Fortunes
— by Kenny Pryde
54 – Miguel Indurain Ascending
Interview with one of cycling’s emerging stars.
— by Jean-François Quenet
60 – France: Limbo Land
— by Kenny Pryde
64 – Italy: Marked Men
— by Kenny Pryde
68 – Sudden Sensation
Claudio Chiappucci Interview
— by Jean-François Quenet
72 – Other Nations: Mixed Bag
— by Kenny Pryde
74 – Mountain Bike: Spanning the Globe
— by Brian Starr
78 – Wake-up Call
The new season in Spain kicked off with the Ruta del Sol, where the peloton stretched its legs and looked toward the months ahead.
— by Alan Lawson
A Czech won the pro Cyclocross World’s. Guess who was second?
82 – Spot the Star
A new season complete with new helmet regulations got underway in the south of France at Etoile de Bessèges.
— by Tim Malloy
84 – Fast Czech-in
Radomir Simunek’s blazing sprint left Adri Van der Poel frustrated again at the Cyclocross World’s.
— by Tim Malloy
This issue provides an insightful overview of the 1991 international cycling season, with exclusive interviews, race previews, and behind-the-scenes perspectives. A must-have for collectors and cycling historians interested in one of the sport’s most dynamic eras.