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Winning Bicycle Racing Illustrated – April 1994, No. 122 – Malcolm Elliott – Very Good Condition
This April 1994 issue of Winning Bicycle Racing Illustrated (No. 122) features professional cyclist Malcolm Elliott on the cover. The magazine is in very good condition, showing only minor wear along the edges consistent with its age. The item pictured is the exact copy you will receive. It has been well-preserved and is housed in a plastic protective covering for safekeeping. Please refer to the detailed photos for a full assessment of its condition.
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Contents
COLUMNS
8 – Editor’s Corner – Watch It! by Rich Carlson
35 – Greg LeMond – Oh, Those Cobbles!
70 – Davis Phinney – Sprinting Rules
72 – Keeping Fit – Oh, Your Aching Back by Edmund R. Burke, Ph.D.
FEATURES
18 – Coors Light Tops at Ride, Run & Roll
Scott McKinley and company outduel the Chevrolet/L.A. Sheriff homeboys along the streets of the Toyota Grand Prix circuit in Long Beach.
by Erik Gruenwedel
22 – The Right Stuff
Cannondale’s high-tech R2000 is a racing bike built for the 1990s.
by Alan Cote
26 – Special Spring Classics Section
28 – Head of the Class
Giorgio Furlan takes top honors as the spring classics open at Milan–San Remo.
by Jeremy Whittle
32 – Differences Big and Small
Gianni Bugno’s razor-thin Tour of Flanders victory revives his career.
by Jeremy Whittle
36 – Planned to Perfection
GB/MG teamwork shines on a tougher Ghent–Wevelgem circuit.
by Jeremy Whittle
38 – The Man Who Came in from the Cold
Andrei Tchmil rides the race of his life to win a grueling Paris–Roubaix.
by Jeremy Whittle
44 – One-Two Punch
After Giorgio Furlan’s strong spring, Gewiss looks to Evgeni Berzin to deliver at Liège–Bastogne–Liège.
by Jeremy Whittle
48 – It Must Be the Shoes!
Modern cycling shoes prove stronger and more precise than ever.
by William Farrell
50 – Soles of the Pros
A look at the eight brands of cycling shoes used by more than 50 professional teams.
by Erik Gruenwedel
52 – A Different Approach
Colnago’s Bittian double-downtube racer stands out in Italian craftsmanship.
by Rich Carlson
58 – Changing Times
Santa Cruz’s Tazmon full-suspension mountain bike sets a new standard for speed.
by Mike Ferrentino
60 – Knobbies in the Lab
Are elite mountain bikers as fit as road racers? Researchers at the OTC investigate.
by Edmund R. Burke, Ph.D.
62 – Schwinn’s Ace in the Hole
Relocated from Chicago to Colorado, Schwinn debuts its new featherweight mountain bike.
by Erik Gruenwedel
DEPARTMENTS
4 – Prologue
6 – Letters
10 – Sporting Scene
13 – Ask the Stars
54 – Competition Review
64 – What’s In Store
71 – Wheel Life
A well-preserved collector’s item from Winning’s peak era, this issue offers a detailed look at the 1994 spring classics, equipment innovations, and professional insights from some of cycling’s greatest names.