Winning Bicycle Racing Illustrated June 1995 No. 135 Johan Museeuw VG


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Winning Bicycle Racing Illustrated – June 1995, No. 135 (Johan Museeuw Feature)

This vintage issue of Winning Bicycle Racing Illustrated (No. 135, June 1995) is in very good condition, showing only minor wear along the edges. The item pictured in this listing is the exact one you will receive. It has been well preserved and remains in excellent shape for its age. Please review all detailed photos for complete condition reference.

We offer combined shipping upon request, and every magazine is packaged in a protective plastic covering to ensure safe handling and long-term preservation.


Contents

SPRING CLASSICS

18 – King of Spring!
Laurent Jalabert was in full bloom at Milan–San Remo.
by Jeremy Whittle

22 – Exoneration!
Johan Museeuw’s brilliant Tour of Flanders win erased the bitter memories of last year’s disappointment.
by Jeremy Whittle

28 – Highs and Lows
Festina’s Lars Michaelsen had his moment in the sun at Ghent–Wevelgem, but for Mapei/GB, it was a dark day indeed.
by Jeremy Whittle

30 – Mapei’s Masterclass
Brilliant teamwork helped Franco Ballerini erase past frustrations with a solo victory in a dry, dusty Paris–Roubaix.
by Jeremy Whittle

38 – A Long and Noble Reign
Before the “Cannibal” or the “Badger,” there was the “King.” Rik Van Steenbergen ruled roads and tracks for 25 years, claiming over 1,000 victories.
by Bill Kline

44 – Unbeatable!
Laurent Jalabert continued his remarkable streak, claiming yet another win at the Ardennes classic, Flèche Wallonne.
by Jeremy Whittle

64 – Local Hero
The Criterium International became a celebration as Laurent Jalabert rewrote records on home soil.
by Jeremy Whittle


MTB TOUR

48 – When Knobbies Meet G.C.
The Outrigger Hotels Hawaiian Mountain Tour Stage Race brought new excitement to the mountain bike scene.
by Rich Carlson


INTERVIEW

54 – Moving On
Longtime Motorola rider Andy Hampsten shocked the cycling world by joining Banesto—and Miguel Indurain—for the new season.
by Jeremy Whittle


BIKE TESTS

58 – A New Tradition
C-4’s Air One carbon fiber frameset blends Italian craftsmanship with cutting-edge performance.
by Erik Gruenwedel

60 – Carbon Fiber for the Masses
Mongoose’s IBOC World brings lightweight technology to a wider audience.
by Erik Gruenwedel


COLUMNS

8 – Editor’s Corner — Racing is Racing by Rich Carlson
46 – In the Press Car — Three Classic Giants by Allan Peiper
68 – Keeping Fit — Lactate Testing: Tool for Training by Edmund R. Burke, Ph.D.


DEPARTMENTS

4 – Prologue
6 – Letters
10 – Sporting Scene
14 – Ask the Stars
62 – What’s in Store
72 – Finish Lines


This issue showcases one of Johan Museeuw’s defining victories at the 1995 Tour of Flanders, alongside in-depth coverage of the spring classics, insightful interviews, and exclusive bike tests. A cornerstone addition for collectors and enthusiasts of 1990s professional cycling history.

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