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Winning Bicycle Racing Illustrated – July 1985 (No. 24) – Francesco Moser Cover – Good Condition
This July 1985 issue of Winning Bicycle Racing Illustrated (No. 24) features Francesco Moser on the cover and captures a defining moment in mid-1980s professional cycling. Inside, readers will find rich coverage of Europe’s major spring classics, including Eric Vanderaerden’s Tour of Flanders victory, Marc Madiot’s Paris–Roubaix win, and Hennie Kuiper’s triumph at Milan–San Remo. The issue also features profiles on Davis Phinney, Roy Knickman, and Jeannie Longo, along with practical training, endurance, and recovery features from leading cycling experts.
The magazine is in good condition, with mild edge and surface wear consistent with age. The exact item pictured is the one you will receive.
Please review all photos for detailed condition.
All issues are shipped in plastic protective coverings, and combined shipping is available upon request.
Contents
FEATURES
20 – Two Winners in the Lone Star State — Davis Phinney breaks the foreign domination at the Beatrice Bicycle Classic, while Jeannie Longo wins again.
by Susan Eastman
34 – Classical Dramas — An introduction to the 1985 European racing season.
36 – The Crown Prince Becomes a King — Eric Vanderaerden wins an epic Tour of Flanders — and then makes it a double.
by John Wilcockson
44 – Madiot Emerges from the Madness — The 1983 French cyclo-cross champion wins Paris–Roubaix.
by John Wilcockson
52 – A Full House for Kuiper — Tactical brilliance gives the Milan–San Remo victory to Dutch veteran Hennie Kuiper.
by John Wilcockson
61 – The Legend of the Mountains — Climbing plays as big a part in the 1985 Tour de France as it did at the beginning of the century.
by Doug Stewart
62 – Moser’s Charisma Encompasses the Tour — Italy’s national hero Francesco Moser tackles the Tour de France for the second time.
by Noel Truyers
68 – In the Fast Lane — Rising star Roy Knickman talks about his meteoric career in this Winning interview.
by Susan Eastman
74 – Riding with the Randonneurs — A look at the growing enthusiasm for endurance cycling.
by Susan Eastman
78 – Rose Bowl Surprise — Jonathan Boyer sprints to an early-season victory.
by T.A. Sunderland
80 – A Sweaty Business — Replacing fluid and electrolytes is essential when the weather turns hot.
by Edmund Burke
84 – Cycling 101 — An Indianapolis college introduces a course in competitive cycling.
by Terry Horvath
86 – Healing Hands — Massage may be costly, but it’s crucial for injury prevention and recovery.
by Connie Carpenter
90 – No Small Potatoes — Team time trials make their American debut in the Ore-Ida Women’s Challenge.
by Susan Eastman
DEPARTMENTS
4 – Prologue
6 – From the Grandstand
10 – Breakaways
92 – Event Calendar
95 – Scoreboard
96 – A Personal Viewpoint
by R.P. Boye
Condition Notes: Good condition with light wear on edges and cover. Please check photos for details.
Packaging: Comes in a protective plastic sleeve.
Shipping: Combined shipping available upon request.