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Winning Bicycle Racing Illustrated – February 1989 (No. 67) – Eric Boyer Cover – Good Condition
This February 1989 issue of Winning Bicycle Racing Illustrated (No. 67) features Eric Boyer on the cover and captures the optimism and transformation of cycling in the late 1980s. Highlights include the magazine’s annual Top 10 Riders of 1988, an in-depth look at Team USA’s new direction after the Seoul Olympics, and profiles of Connie Young, Adri Van der Poel, and Roberto Gaggioli. With its thoughtful features and international scope, this issue remains a valuable addition for cycling history enthusiasts and collectors alike.
The item is in good condition, showing normal wear consistent with age.
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Contents
DEPARTMENTS
2 – Prologue
4 – Letters
8 – Sporting Scene
58 – Competition Review
60 – What’s in Store
COLUMNS
62 – Keeping Fit — Water Bottles
by Edmund R. Burke, Ph.D.
64 – The Bike Shop — Roadie
by Maynard Hershon
FEATURES
9 – Winning’s Top 10
We select and salute the top 10 riders of the 1988 season.
16 – The One and Only
Sprinter Connie Young was the only U.S. cyclist to win a medal at the Olympics in Seoul. Now she looks to turn that bronze into gold.
by Peter Nye
22 – Team USA: First Step in a New Direction
After a disappointing 1988 Olympics, the U.S. Cycling Federation takes a new route toward international success.
by Tim Blumenthal
28 – Dutchman’s Holiday
Adri Van der Poel combines business with pleasure in Australia’s Sun Tour.
by Piera Larocca
32 – The New French Hope
Rising star Eric Boyer discusses racing, success, and philosophy.
by Henri Montulet
38 – The Wizard of Z
When a team’s sponsor pulls out, all seems lost—until loyalty and a toy manufacturer named Z step in.
by Roger Legeay
44 – The Golden Six
Munich’s Olympiahalle hosts the fourth German six-day of the season, bringing Tony Doyle and Danny Clark closer to a record.
by Luke Evans
50 – A Very Long Day in the Saddle
The Spenco 500 returns in 1988 with a sprint finish and remarkable solo performances.
by Edmund R. Burke
54 – Another Work of Art
Italian Roberto Gaggioli captures the Miami Triumph season finale in picture-perfect fashion.
by James F. Swasey
Condition: Good vintage condition with light wear.
Protection: Includes a plastic sleeve.
Shipping: Combined shipping available upon request.