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Winning Bicycle Racing Illustrated – March 1988 (No. 56) – Francesco Moser – Good Condition
This March 1988 issue of Winning Bicycle Racing Illustrated (No. 56) features Francesco Moser on the cover and celebrates his legendary career in “‘Cheeco’ Bids Addio to the Road” by Patricia Ennis. Also included are in-depth features on Greg LeMond’s comeback, Stefano Tomasini’s triumph in Australia, and Stephen Roche’s Super Prestige title. Vintage insights, historical retrospectives, and personal stories make this issue a standout for cycling enthusiasts and collectors alike.
The magazine is in good condition with light wear consistent with age.
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Contents
DEPARTMENTS
4 – Prologue
6 – Letters
8 – The Sporting Scene
56 – Competition Review
58 – What’s in Store
COLUMNS
60 – On the Right Track — “The Killermeter”
by Roger Young
62 – The Bike Shop — “Living with Mortality”
by Maynard Hershon
64 – A Personal Viewpoint — “The Drug Scandal”
by Dr. André Noret
FEATURES
12 – It’s a Long Road Back to the Top
Greg LeMond was at the height of his career until disaster struck in 1987. Now, he’s determined to reclaim his place at the top.
by Peter Nye
18 – An Italian Shines in Australia’s Sun Tour
Stefano Tomasini made all the right moves to capture victory down under.
by David Priestley
26 – Sixties Sensation
Bob Parsons was a racing legend in his time—then he vanished like a ghost.
by Maynard Hershon
30 – “Cheeco” Bids Addio to the Road
After a record-breaking comeback, Italian cycling superstar Francesco Moser rides into retirement.
by Patricia Ennis
38 – Another American First
Scott Dickson’s victory in the grueling 750-mile Paris-Brest-Paris nearly didn’t happen.
by Gregory Kovaciny
44 – The USCF Gets a Mover and a Shaker
New president Richard DeGarmo brings a spirit of motion and change to American cycling.
by Chris Yeager
50 – Super Prestige Super Class
Stephen Roche’s mastery of the sport earns him victory in cycling’s most prestigious title race.
by Malcolm Richardson
Condition Notes: Good vintage condition; minimal wear visible.
Protection: Comes with a plastic sleeve.
Shipping: Combined shipping available upon request.