Cover of Winning Bicycle Racing Illustrated, July 1984, No. 12 featuring Sean Kelly, showcasing his victory at Paris-Roubaix, with a vibrant yellow background and cycling imagery.
Back cover of Winning Bicycle Racing Illustrated, July 1984, No. 12 displaying interior features including articles on cycling events and prominent riders of the era, alongside a continuation of the magazine's design.
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Cover of Winning Bicycle Racing Illustrated, July 1984, No. 12 featuring Sean Kelly, showcasing his victory at Paris-Roubaix, with a vibrant yellow background and cycling imagery.Back cover of Winning Bicycle Racing Illustrated, July 1984, No. 12 displaying interior features including articles on cycling events and prominent riders of the era, alongside a continuation of the magazine's design.

Winning Bicycle Racing Illustrated July 1984 No. 12 Sean Kelly VG

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Winning Bicycle Racing Illustrated – July 1984, No. 12 (Sean Kelly Cover) – Very Good Condition

This July 1984 issue of Winning Bicycle Racing Illustrated (No. 12) features Sean Kelly on the cover, celebrating his victory at Paris–Roubaix, the most prestigious of the spring classics. The issue explores the intense early-season European races, the momentum of American riders ahead of the Los Angeles Olympics, and the growing excitement surrounding U.S. cycling events such as the Coors Classic and the Tour of Texas.

The magazine is in very good condition, showing minor edge wear consistent with age. The photos show the exact copy you will receive. Please review the images for an accurate condition assessment.

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Contents

FEATURES

18 – Kelly: King of the Cobbles
 Sean Kelly captures cycling’s toughest and most prestigious one-day race, Paris–Roubaix.
 — by John Wilcockson

28 – A Sunday in Flanders
 Johan Lammerts triumphs amid the unique atmosphere of the Tour of Flanders.
 — by Kent K. Gordis

34 – The Battle of the Bulge, 40 Years Later
 English-speaking riders “invade” the Ardennes in Liège–Bastogne–Liège.
 — by Doug Stewart

42 – Hell Bent on Glory
 The U.S. national team makes its mark racing across Europe in preparation for Olympic competition.
 — by Rich Lehrer

50 – Straddling Two Generations
 An exclusive Winning interview with rising American star Davis Phinney.
 — by Kent K. Gordis

56 – Rocky Mountain Olympic Prelude
 The Coors Classic serves as a dress rehearsal for the upcoming Los Angeles Olympic Games.
 — by Bob Mayer

66 – Showdown at the Tour of Texas
 America’s early-season stage race delivers both surprises and standout performances.
 — by Susan Eastman

73 – Fat Tire Season
 A preview of the growing world of off-road cycling and the coming mountain bike season.
 — by John Scott

78 – The Racer’s Edge
 The Psychology of Pain
 — by Connie Carpenter

DEPARTMENTS

5 – Prologue
6 – Grandstand
8 – Breakaways
76 – The Bike Shop — by Maynard Hershon
79 – Scoreboard

This issue captures the vibrant crossroads of European classics and American cycling’s Olympic rise, showcasing legends like Sean Kelly and future stars like Davis Phinney. A prime collectible for fans of 1980s professional cycling and vintage Winning magazine history.

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