Winning Bicycle Racing Illustrated December 1986 No. 41 Roy Knickman Cover


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Winning Bicycle Racing Illustrated – December 1986 (No. 41) – Roy Knickman Cover – Good Condition

This December 1986 issue of Winning Bicycle Racing Illustrated (No. 41) features Roy Knickman on the cover and captures a dynamic period in international and American cycling. Inside, readers will find coverage of Phil Anderson’s Empire State Cititour victory, Luis Herrera’s Tour de l’Avenir breakthrough, and John Tomac’s off-road success—alongside profiles of craftsmen and athletes shaping the sport’s future. A superb issue bridging road, track, and mountain biking at the close of the 1986 season.

The item is in good condition, showing normal wear consistent with age.
The item pictured is the exact one you will receive.
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Contents

DEPARTMENTS

4 – Prologue
6 – From the Grandstand
8 – Breakaways
52 – Christmas What’s in Store
64 – Scoreboard


COLUMNS

61 – Keeping Fit — Analgesic Balms and Heat Benefits
by Edmund R. Burke, Ph.D.

66 – The Bike Shop — Fun in the Sun
by Maynard Hershon

68 – A Personal Viewpoint — Camaraderie and the Nouveau Cyclisme
by P. Yuri Samer


FEATURES

16 – A Master of the Art
English framebuilder Ron Cooper celebrates 40 years of craftsmanship.
by Maynard Hershon

19 – Anderson Strikes Back
Former Commonwealth champion Phil Anderson claims the inaugural Empire State Cititour.
by John Wilcockson

26 – War of the World’s
Home turf advantage couldn’t help the Americans at Colorado Springs.
by John Wilcockson

38 – Back to the Future
In the first Tour de l’Avenir sponsored by the European Community, the spotlight fell on a giant Spaniard—and two determined Americans.
by Bob Mayer

46 – Tomac Grabs the Loot
A former BMX rider, John Tomac steps up to elite ranks in the Ross New England Fat Tire Four-Day.
by John Wilcockson

58 – Mainstream Marinite
Roy Rivers embraces the mountain bike lifestyle.
by Owen Mulholland


Condition: Good vintage condition with mild wear.
Protection: Includes plastic sleeve.
Shipping: Combined shipping available upon request.

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