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Winning Bicycle Racing Illustrated – June 1988 (No. 59) – Panasonic’s Allan Peiper Feature – Good Condition
This June 1988 issue of Winning Bicycle Racing Illustrated (No. 59) spotlights Panasonic’s Allan Peiper and covers the most thrilling moments of the spring racing season. From Greg LeMond’s rejuvenated performance at the Tour of the Americas to Sean Kelly’s seventh straight Paris–Nice victory, this issue dives deep into the personalities, drama, and endurance that defined professional cycling in 1988. It also includes a historical piece on trailblazer Major Taylor, reflections on Laurent Fignon’s comeback, and a behind-the-scenes look at Jan Raas’s transition from world champion to directeur sportif.
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Contents
DEPARTMENTS
4 – Prologue
6 – Letters
8 – Sporting Scene
72 – Competition Review
76 – What’s in Store
COLUMNS
78 – Keeping Fit — Trim the Fat
by Edmund R. Burke, Ph.D.
80 – The Bike Shop — Namedroppers
by Maynard Hershon
FEATURES
12 – Tour of the Americas Special Report —
With races spanning two continents, a rejuvenated Greg LeMond, a lightning-fast Davis Phinney, and Denmark’s Jesper Worre, the Pepsi Tour of the Americas combined ambition, action, and speculation.
14 – All the Right Moves —
Jesper Worre triumphs in the Tour of Venezuela.
by Tim Blumenthal
20 – Phinney’s Spring Fling —
At the Tour of Florida, sprinting dominated the competition.
by Peter Nye
26 – After the Fall —
Dag-Otto Lauritzen proves that determination can overcome even the hardest crashes.
by Rich Carlson
30 – Way Ahead of His Time —
For pioneer Major Taylor, prejudice—not rivals—was often his toughest opponent.
by Peter Nye
36 – Six Jours de Paris, Track Racing with Style —
Tony Doyle and Danny Clark bring flair to the Paris Six-Day event.
by Piera Larocca
42 – A Frenchman’s Resurrection —
Laurent Fignon’s comeback begins with a stunning win at Milan–San Remo.
by Jef Vertommen
46 – He Did It “His Way” —
Erich Maechler extends foreign dominance in Italian cycling with victory at Tirreno–Adriatico.
by Bruno Prinzie
50 – Kelly Makes It Lucky Seven —
Sean Kelly continues his reign with another Paris–Nice triumph.
by Rupert Guinness
56 – Het Volk: High Times for Van Holen —
A grueling but rewarding race for the Continental peloton.
by Rupert Guinness
60 – Different Perspective — Same Goal —
Former world champion Jan Raas thrives in his new role as Superconfex/Yoko’s directeur sportif.
by Noël Truyers
66 – No Money, No Glory … No Medal —
Why can’t the U.S. Olympic team win the team time trial?
by Tim Blumenthal
Condition Notes: Good condition with minor shelf wear and light edge aging.
Packaging: Includes a plastic protective sleeve.
Shipping: Combined shipping available upon request.