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Winning Bicycle Racing Illustrated – December 1992 (No. 108) – Olaf Ludwig Feature – Good Condition
This December 1992 issue of Winning Bicycle Racing Illustrated (No. 108) features Olaf Ludwig and a comprehensive look at the final events of the 1992 World Cup season. Inside are articles detailing Johan Bruyneel’s season-saving win, Toni Rominger’s Lombardy triumph, and the behind-the-scenes dynamics of the European professional cycling circuit. With contributions from respected writers such as Rich Carlson, Kenny Pryde, and Tim Malloy, the issue captures both the competitive and technical sides of cycling’s elite world.
The magazine is in good condition, with minor surface and edge wear consistent with its age. The item pictured is the exact one you will receive.
Please review all photos for detailed condition verification.
All magazines are shipped in plastic protective coverings, and combined shipping is available upon request.
Contents
DEPARTMENTS
2 – Prologue
6 – Letters
8 – Sporting Scene
35 – Inside Winning
56 – What’s in Store: It’s Show Time!
COLUMNS
6 – Editor’s Corner — Highlights
by Rich Carlson
47 – Greg LeMond — A Season for Adjustments
55 – Davis Phinney — Ah, The Great Decline
62 – Keeping Fit — Roller Skiing
by Edmund R. Burke, Ph.D.
64 – Sitting In — Happy Camper
by Maynard Hershon
FEATURES
14 – Life of the Party — Johan Bruyneel salvaged his season and revived his career with a winning ride in the World Cup finale, the GP des Nations.
by Kenny Pryde
18 – New Man on Top — Toni Rominger’s win at the Tour of Lombardy could have far-reaching implications.
by Tim Malloy
24 – Redant’s Big Move — Although his rider won the Paris–Tours classic, it was a bittersweet victory for Lotto manager Jean-Luc Vandenbroucke.
by Alan Lawson
28 – Eddy, Frankie and Mont-Royal — Riding a Merckx team bike on the famous Montreal World Cup course yields some interesting insights.
by Rich Carlson
42 – Clas Act — Federico Echave was the strongest of the strong at Montreal’s Teleglobe Grand Prix.
by Rich Carlson
48 – Rolling and Tumbling — Motorola’s Phil Anderson just keeps keeping on, but the same cannot be said for the Nissan Classic.
by Tim Malloy
52 – Juliana Furtado’s World Championship GT RTS-1 — Good timing and plenty of research and development helped produce a gold medal in the downhill at the World Mountain Bike Championships.
by Rich Carlson
Condition Notes: Good condition with light edge wear. Please see photos for detailed condition.
Packaging: Each magazine ships in a protective plastic sleeve.
Shipping: Combined shipping available upon request.