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Winning Bicycle Racing Illustrated – April 1992 (No. 100) featuring Greg LeMond – Very Good Condition
This milestone Winning Bicycle Racing Illustrated issue from April 1992 (No. 100) celebrates the magazine’s 100th edition, featuring an exclusive interview with Greg LeMond and a retrospective of cycling’s greatest moments from the past decade. It offers a comprehensive look at the state of world cycling in 1992—from rising European talent to the expanding American professional scene.
The magazine is in very good condition, showing only minor wear on edges consistent with its age. The item pictured in this listing is exactly the same one you will receive. Please refer to the detailed photos for condition purposes.
All items come with a plastic protective covering, and combined shipping is available upon request.
Contents
DEPARTMENTS
4 – Prologue
10 – Letters
12 – Sporting Scene
55 – Inside Winning
96 – What’s in Store
COLUMNS
8 – Editor’s Corner
Changes — by Rich Carlson
33 – Davis Phinney
1983 — A Vintage Year for U.S. Cycling
49 – Greg LeMond
Laying the Foundation
102 – Keeping Fit
Save Your Own Skin — by Edmund R. Burke, Ph.D.
104 – Sitting In
Nine-One-One — by Maynard Hershon
FEATURES
18 – Winning’s 100th Issue Special Features
20 – Highlights and Comments
A look back at the most memorable moments from Winning’s first 100 issues, with reflections from leading figures in the sport.
30 – The Winning 100 Cycling Test
A challenging quiz celebrating the magazine’s century milestone.
34 – “Yes, I Can”
An in-depth interview with Greg LeMond, where he shares his ambitions for future Tour de France victories and a possible hour record attempt. — by Rich Carlson
SEASON PREVIEW
38 – Going Places
A strengthened U.S. pro circuit, new forays into Europe, and Olympic aspirations mark a pivotal year for American cycling. — by Rich Carlson
42 – A Growing Void
Belgium’s cycling culture thrives, but sponsors and new stars are in short supply. — by Tim Malloy
50 – Land of Plenty
Italy’s deep talent pool includes stars like Gianni Bugno, Claudio Chiappucci, Franco Chioccioli, and Moreno Argentin. — by Kenny Pryde
64 – Dutch Downsizing
PDM, Panasonic, and Buckler face competition from a rising challenger, Team TVM. — by Alan Lawson
68 – Determined Dutchman
Steven Rooks continues his steady climb to prominence. — by Kenny Pryde
72 – Well Endowed
Spanish cycling, once overlooked, now stands at the top of the European scene. — by Tim Malloy
76 – Dwindling Fortunes
France’s proud cycling heritage faces decline as its teams struggle to survive. — by Kenny Pryde
80 – Gallic Confidence
Laurent Jalabert represents new hope for a French revival. — by Kenny Pryde
84 – Over the Mountain
The off-road cycling community continues to expand with growing enthusiasm. — by Charles Kelly
88 – Solo Acts
Three smaller nations bring fresh talent and promise to the pro peloton. — by Alan Lawson
92 – Rolling into ’92
Early-season races like Etoiles de Besseges and Ruta del Sol set the pace for the year. — by Kenny Pryde
A collector’s favorite issue, celebrating Greg LeMond and Winning’s 100th milestone with exclusive insights, retrospectives, and previews of a defining year in cycling.
Please check pictures for condition purposes. Minor wear on edges as shown.