Description
Winning Bicycle Racing Illustrated – July 1996, No. 147 (Lance Armstrong Feature)
This vintage issue of Winning Bicycle Racing Illustrated (No. 147, July 1996) is in very good condition, with only minor wear along the edges. The item pictured in this listing is the exact copy you will receive. It has been well preserved and remains in excellent shape for its age. Please review all detailed photos for an accurate view of its condition.
We offer combined shipping upon request, and each magazine is packaged with a protective plastic covering to ensure safe handling and long-term preservation.
Contents
FEATURES
20 – Strongarm Tactics
Mighty Lance Armstrong and his dominant Motorola team took full control of this year’s Tour DuPont, claiming victory in commanding style.
by Rich Carlson
44 – Are the “Super-Teams” Taking Over?
Is professional cycling heading the way of other major sports, where only a few well-funded teams battle for the top prizes?
by Jeremy Whittle
OLYMPICS PREVIEW
34 – Will It Go ’Round in Circles?
The U.S. Olympic Cycling Team hopes the revolutionary GT Superbike II will give them a competitive edge at the Atlanta Games.
by Roy M. Wallack
50 – Perfect Timing
Italian rider Stefano Zanini made his move at precisely the right moment to win the Amstel Gold Race.
by Jeremy Whittle
COLUMNS
8 – Editor’s Corner — Some Additional Points by Rich Carlson
55 – Keeping Fit — Torso Power by Edmund R. Burke, Ph.D.
DEPARTMENTS
4 – Prologue
6 – Letters
12 – Sporting Scene
15 – Ask The Stars
42 – Photo Gallery
52 – Competition Review
58 – What’s In Store
63 – Masters Cycling
72 – Finish Lines
PRODUCT REVIEW
60 – The “Eyes” Have It
A review of seven high-performance sunglasses that combine style, comfort, and eye protection.
by Tracy L. Seip
BIKE TEST
56 – Heart of a Champion
The Greg LeMond Zurich lives up to its namesake, delivering a smooth and powerful ride worthy of a legend.
by Rich Carlson
This issue captures Lance Armstrong’s commanding Tour DuPont victory, examines the rise of cycling “super-teams,” and looks ahead to the 1996 Atlanta Olympics. Complete with product reviews, expert commentary, and high-quality photography, it’s an essential addition for collectors and enthusiasts of 1990s professional cycling.