Description
Winning Bicycle Racing Illustrated – August 1990, No. 83 (Andy Hampsten Cover) – Very Good Condition
This August 1990 issue of Winning Bicycle Racing Illustrated (No. 83) features Andy Hampsten, one of America’s premier cyclists, known for his Giro d’Italia triumph and relentless pursuit of Tour de France success. The issue offers deep insights into Hampsten’s evolving strategy, along with coverage of international road and mountain biking events from the 1990 season.
The magazine is in very good condition, showing only minor wear on edges typical for its age. The photos display the exact item you will receive. Please review the pictures for accurate condition details.
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Contents
DEPARTMENTS
4 – Prologue
6 – Letters
8 – Sporting Scene
62 – Competition Review
64 – What’s in Store
COLUMNS
70 – Keeping Fit
Minerals and the Cyclist — by Edmund R. Burke, Ph.D.
72 – The Bike Shop
Stale — by Maynard Hershon
FEATURES
12 – Taking a New Approach
Andy Hampsten has won his share of big races. But so far, the Tour de France has eluded him.
— by Rich Carlson
18 – Mexican Recipe
When the Tour de Trump reached Devil’s Kitchen, PDM’s Raul Alcala did the cooking.
— by James Raia
34 – All Work, No Glory
Panasonic domestique Theo De Rooy understands and appreciates his role in the professional peloton.
— by Matthew E. Mantell
38 – Italian Surprise
There were several favorites to win the Tour of Spain, but Italy’s Marco Giovannetti wasn’t one of them.
— by Victor Capiaglu
44 – Finding Fame and Fortune
Cyclocross and mountain bike champion Don Myrah knows exactly where his talents lie.
— by Brian Starr
50 – First Impressions
Don Myrah and Cindy Whitehead showed their strengths at the NORBA Points Series opener.
— by Brian Starr
56 – Max Makes His Move
A late surge by Mongoose’s Max Jones earned him victory at the hard-fought NORBA Points Series race at Road Atlanta.
— by James F. Swasey
60 – Go, Johnny, Go!
From U.S. mountain bike star to European pro, John Tomac has made a big leap — and he’s learning to handle the challenges of his first season.
— by Kenny Pryde
This issue captures the intensity of early 1990s professional cycling, balancing road, mountain, and cyclocross coverage with profiles of both rising stars and seasoned champions. A must-have collectible for fans of Andy Hampsten and vintage cycling journalism.