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Winning Bicycle Racing Illustrated – January 1994, No. 120 (Franco Harris Cover) – Very Good Condition
This January 1994 issue of Winning Bicycle Racing Illustrated (No. 120) features football legend Franco Harris and the rise of the National Cycling League (NCL), exploring how big-name athletes sought to elevate cycling to major-league status. The issue also includes highlights from the Best of ’93, insightful training and maintenance guides, and reports from cycling destinations like Moab and Hawaii. A well-rounded mix of professional racing, technology, and lifestyle—this issue marks an energetic start to 1994.
The magazine is in very good condition with minor edge wear.
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Contents
DEPARTMENTS
4 – Prologue
6 – Letters
10 – Sporting Scene
12 – Ask the Stars
66 – What’s in Store
COLUMNS
8 – Editor’s Corner
Full Circle — by Rich Carlson
17 – Lance Armstrong
On the Road Again
33 – Davis Phinney
Here I Go
72 – Keeping Fit
Lighten Up — by Edmund R. Burke, Ph.D.
FEATURES
18 – Best of ’93
Our picks for the top riders, products, and moments of 1993.
28 – Franco Scores … In Cycling
Can the NCL and football great Franco Harris turn cycling into a major-league sport?
— by Roy M. Wallack
34 – Winter Overhaul
Nothing to do on a dreary winter afternoon? Overhaul your bike’s headset and bottom bracket.
— by Mike Ferrentino
36 – The Magic of Moab
One of mountain biking’s hottest destinations delivers epic trails and stunning scenery.
— by Alan Cote
40 – Adventures in Paradise
Why hold an international bike race in faraway Hawaii? Because it’s Hawaii.
— by Rich Carlson
42 – Human Test Lab
Former U.S. pro champ John Eustice takes on a training program to reclaim his sprinting form.
— by John D. Eustice
44 – Good Copy
Stephen Roche hangs up his wheels—it’s all over except for the memories.
— by Kenny Pryde
48 – Let There Be Light!
The best lighting systems for night riding or low daylight conditions.
— by Tracy L. Seip
50 – Achtung, Baby!
Germany’s power couple—downhill stars Regina Stiefl and Jurgen Beneke—dominate the World Cup.
— by Erik Gruenwedel
54 – Charge of the Light Brigade
New lightweight, water-resistant clipless pedals challenge Shimano’s SPD dominance.
— by Roy M. Wallack
58 – Just Ride Harder!
A “MegaRide” through the Alps and Dolomites proves strength comes in many forms.
— by Tom Bowman
62 – KHS’s Low Profile ZH2B
Five years in the making, KHS unveils its most aerodynamic production road bike yet.
— by Erik Gruenwedel
64 – Yeti’s Roadster
Yeti Cycles, known for off-road innovation, ventures onto the road with its new Road Project.
— by Erik Gruenwedel
A well-preserved and content-rich early-1994 issue that bridges the pro-racing world with the growing popularity of mountain biking and cycling innovation—ideal for collectors of Winning’s transitional mid-1990s era.