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Winning Bicycle Racing Illustrated – February 1988 (No. 55) – Moreno Argentin – Good Condition
This February 1988 issue of Winning Bicycle Racing Illustrated (No. 55) features Moreno Argentin and highlights his Tour of Lombardy victory in “Now That’s Italian!” by Rex O’Shea. Also covered are Sean Kelly’s third consecutive Nissan Classic win, Raul Alcala’s rise to stardom, and Adrie Van der Poel’s triumph at Créteil-Chaville. The issue includes features on the U.S. racing scene, Subaru’s new sponsorship ventures, and John Tomac’s mountain bike dominance.
The magazine is in good condition, showing minor edge wear consistent with age.
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Contents
DEPARTMENTS
2 – Prologue
4 – Letters
6 – The Sporting Scene
56 – Competition Review
58 – What’s in Store
COLUMNS
60 – Keeping Fit — “Eye Care Is Important.”
by Edmund R. Burke
62 – The Bike Shop — “What Next?”
by Maynard Hershon
64 – A Personal Viewpoint — “Mountain Bike Racing: Is It a Sport?”
by Charles Kelly
FEATURES
12 – Kelly’s Classic Act
Sean Kelly scores a third successive victory in the Nissan Classic, soothing the pain of a turbulent season.
by Rupert Guinness
18 – Now That’s Italian!
In a race seemingly destined for a Système U victory, Italy’s Moreno Argentin finally breaks through to claim the Tour of Lombardy.
by Rex O’Shea
22 – French Chagrin… A Dutchman’s Joy
Holland’s Adrie Van der Poel wins the French autumn classic Créteil-Chaville, thwarting multiple home-country attacks.
by Rex O’Shea
26 – It’s Been a Long Ride to Stardom
Mexico’s Raul Alcala climbs from humble beginnings to become one of the world’s top riders.
by Peter Nye
34 – Subaru Jumps In with All Four Wheels
Bicycle racing gains a new official car and a national series partnership.
by Rich Carlson
38 – Knickman’s One-Man Show
Toshiba/Look rider Roy Knickman dominates the Ohio A to Z Classic with an unassisted victory.
by Stephen Downing
42 – McCormack’s Miami Triumph
Irishman Frank McCormack wins in a sprint finish; Elias takes the women’s title.
by James F. Swasey
46 – Tomac Regains His Winning Touch
Mongoose rider John Tomac sweeps the Ross/Swatch Stage Race with unmatched form.
by Charles R. Kelly
52 – Good Things Come in Small Packages
Seventeen-year-old Janie Eickhoff proves to be a rising star in women’s cycling.
by Richard Fries
Condition Notes: Good vintage condition; light wear only.
Protection: Comes with a plastic sleeve for safe storage.
Shipping: Combined shipping available upon request.