Description
Winning Bicycle Racing Illustrated – March 1984 (No. 8) – Tour de France Issue – No Label – Good Condition
This March 1984 issue of Winning Bicycle Racing Illustrated (No. 8) is a special Tour de France edition, featuring an in-depth look at the world’s top races, professional cyclists, and the growing influence of American riders in international competition. Highlights include an exclusive interview with Greg LeMond, features on spring training and velodrome design, and historical insights into cycling legends.
The magazine is in good condition, showing typical age-related wear. The cover has no mailing label, making it ideal for collectors. The item pictured is the exact one you will receive.
Please check the photos for detailed condition verification.
All items are shipped in plastic protective coverings, and combined shipping is available upon request.
Contents
COVER STORIES
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Races — The 19 most important races counting for the Super Prestige Trophy up to the Tour de France.
By Léon Michaux -
Racers — Short biographies of 18 of the best pros around the world.
By Kent K. Gordis -
The Master Is an American — An exclusive interview with Greg LeMond.
By Tom Petrie and Kent K. Gordis -
Surprise on the Mountain — The first National Off-Road Bicycle Championship was grueling, exciting, and muddy.
By John Scott
FEATURE STORIES
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Velodromes from the Heart — A look at the amazingly talented Schürmann family and their contributions to cycling.
By Dave Chauner -
The Racer’s Edge — A look at spring training.
By Connie Carpenter -
Zimmie: The Flying Yankee — A.A. Zimmerman, an American, was cycling’s first international superstar at the turn of the century.
By Léon Michaux -
It’s Never Too Late — Cycling is increasingly becoming the sport of choice for the mature athlete.
By Julie Petersen -
The Convicts of the Road — The Winning Tour continues its ride over the legendary Alpine climbs of the Tour de France.
By Léon Michaux
DEPARTMENTS
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Breakaways
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Bike Shop
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Ready Circle
Condition Notes: Good condition with standard wear from age. Cover has no mailing label. Please review photos for detailed condition.
Packaging: Comes with a protective plastic sleeve.
Shipping: Combined shipping available upon request.