Description
Winning Bicycle Racing Illustrated – February 1983, No. 7 (Cyclo-Cross Feature) – Very Good Condition
This February 1983 issue of Winning Bicycle Racing Illustrated (No. 7) offers a fascinating global perspective on cycling in the early 1980s. With feature stories covering Japan, Britain, Australia, Africa, Scandinavia, and Eastern Europe, the issue highlights the sport’s worldwide expansion and the emergence of new champions. Also included are reports on marketing trends in Milan and the legendary climbs of the Tour de France, making this a richly detailed collectible from Winning’s formative years.
The magazine is in very good condition, showing minor wear on the edges typical for its age. The photos show the exact copy you will receive. Please review the images for condition purposes.
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Contents
FEATURE STORIES
Cycling around the world...
42 – Cycling, Sushi and Shabushabu
Four American cyclists spend a week in the Land of the Rising Sun.
— by Connie Carpenter
49 – Britons Bounce Back
Once the sport’s early leaders, the English are making their comeback.
— by John Wilcockson
52 – On the Way Up Down-Under
Phil Anderson, Danny Clark, and Steele Bishop headline Australia’s new generation of cycling stars.
— by John Wilcockson
56 – African Cycling Develops
Across a continent — from Morocco to South Africa — cycling is steadily growing in popularity and competitiveness.
— by John Wilcockson
58 – Scandinavians Shine
Marianne Berlung wins the World Championship, Tommi Prim takes Paris–Brussels, and Kim Andersen dons yellow — a landmark year for the “northern people.”
— by John Wilcockson
60 – Soviet Bloc Amateurs Dominate
Eastern European and Soviet riders continue their reign over the amateur cycling scene.
— by John Wilcockson
65 – La Rivoluzione del Marketing
Coverage from the 48th Milan Bicycle Show, where innovation meets Italian style.
— by Kent K. Gordis
68 – The Galibier: The “Judge of the Peace”
Winning’s Tour of France traces the legendary Galibier — the mountain that decides champions.
— by Léon Michaux
DEPARTMENTS
4 – From the Grandstand
6 – Breakaways
76 – Bike Shop
78 – Pro News
80 – Ready Circle
This early Winning issue is a rare and valuable snapshot of cycling’s expanding global scene in the early 1980s, featuring legendary writers like John Wilcockson and Kent Gordis. A must-have for serious collectors and enthusiasts of international cycling history.