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Winning Bicycle Racing Illustrated – June 1994, No. 124 (Gianni Bugno Feature)
This vintage issue of Winning Bicycle Racing Illustrated (No. 124, June 1994) is in very good condition, showing only minor wear along the edges. The magazine pictured in this listing is the exact item you will receive. It has been well preserved and remains in excellent shape for its age. Please review all detailed photos for condition reference.
We offer combined shipping upon request, and every issue comes enclosed in a protective plastic covering to ensure safe handling and long-term preservation.
Contents
COLUMNS
8 – Editor’s Corner — Watch It! by Rich Carlson
35 – Greg LeMond — Oh, Those Cobbles!
70 – Davis Phinney — Sprinting Rules
72 – Keeping Fit — Oh, Your Aching Back by Edmund R. Burke, Ph.D.
FEATURES
18 – Coors Light Tops at Ride, Run & Roll
Scott McKinley and the Coors Light team outdueled the Chevrolet/L.A. Sheriff squad on the streets of Long Beach’s Toyota Grand Prix circuit.
by Erik Gruenwedel
22 – The Right Stuff
Cannondale’s high-tech R2000 sets a new benchmark for cutting-edge race bikes in the 1990s.
by Alan Cote
26 – Special Spring Classics Section
28 – Head of the Class
Giorgio Furlan claimed top honors as the 1994 classics season opened at Milan–San Remo.
by Jeremy Whittle
32 – Differences Big and Small
Gianni Bugno’s razor-thin victory at the Tour of Flanders reignited his career and proved his resilience against the odds.
by Jeremy Whittle
36 – Planned to Perfection
Great teamwork by GB/MG on a challenging Ghent–Wevelgem course produced an unexpected but deserved winner.
by Jeremy Whittle
38 – The Man Who Came in from the Cold
Andrei Tchmil delivered the ride of his life to win the first rain-soaked Paris–Roubaix since 1985.
by Jeremy Whittle
44 – One-Two Punch
Following Giorgio Furlan’s superb spring campaign, Gewiss turned to Evgeni Berzin to deliver victory at Liège–Bastogne–Liège.
by Jeremy Whittle
48 – It Must Be the Shoes!
Today’s cycling shoes have evolved into precision instruments of power transfer and comfort.
by William Farrell
50 – Soles of the Pros
With over 50 professional teams competing this season, Winning previews eight of the most popular shoe brands worn in the peloton.
by Erik Gruenwedel
52 – A Different Approach
Colnago’s Bittian double downtube racer combines innovative engineering with classic Italian craftsmanship.
by Rich Carlson
58 – Changing Times
Santa Cruz’s Tazmon full-suspension mountain bike proves the design is no passing trend.
by Mike Ferrentino
60 – Knobbies in the Lab
Are top mountain bikers as fit as the best road racers? Researchers at the Olympic Training Center are testing the theory.
by Edmund R. Burke, Ph.D.
62 – Schwinn’s Ace in the Hole
Now based in Colorado, Schwinn hits the MTB circuit with a featherweight team bike built to win.
by Erik Gruenwedel
DEPARTMENTS
4 – Prologue
6 – Letters
10 – Sporting Scene
13 – Ask the Stars
54 – Competition Review
64 – What’s In Store
71 – Wheel Life
This issue highlights Gianni Bugno’s triumphant comeback at the 1994 Tour of Flanders, alongside comprehensive coverage of the spring classics, in-depth product features, and expert insights from cycling legends Greg LeMond and Davis Phinney. A must-have collectible for fans of professional cycling’s golden 1990s era.