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Winning Bicycle Racing Illustrated – March 1992 (No. 99) – Djamolidine Abdoujaparov Cover – With Maurizio Fondriest Poster – Good Condition
This March 1992 issue of Winning Bicycle Racing Illustrated (No. 99) features the explosive Uzbek sprinter Djamolidine Abdoujaparov on the cover and includes the original Maurizio Fondriest fold-out poster inside. It offers rare insight into the early 1990s professional peloton, with deep coverage of track racing in America, profiles on Charly Mottet and Tom Ritchey, and a two-part feature on Abdoujaparov’s Carrera “Gold Team EL.”
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
DEPARTMENTS
2 – Prologue
6 – Letters
8 – Sporting Scene
56 – What’s in Store
COLUMNS
4 – Editor’s Corner – Bon Appétit by Rich Carlson
42 – Davis Phinney – Training Camps — Here We Go Again
62 – Keeping Fit – Focusing on Eyesight by Edmund R. Burke, Ph.D.
64 – Sitting In – To Ride the River by Maynard Hershon
FEATURES
14 – Waiting in the Shadows
Once the cornerstone of U.S. bicycle racing, track racing has faded into near obscurity. by Tracy Seip
16 – The Oval Wonder
How the tiny town of Trexlertown, Pennsylvania, became home to the country’s most active velodrome. by Tracy Seip
20 – Talkin’ Track
Leading figures in U.S. track racing share their views on the sport.
22 – When All America Was “Disneyland”
In the 1950s and ’60s, sprinter Jack Disney’s “hobby” was winning national championships. by Peter Nye
26 – Thoroughly Professional
France’s best pro rider, Charly Mottet, rose from Laurent Fignon’s shadow to become France’s number one. by Kenny Pryde
32 – Poster: Maurizio Fondriest
34 – The Visitors Prevail
For the first time in nearly two decades, a Mexican did not win the Tour of Mexico. by Bill Blake
38 – At the Crossroads
The National Cyclocross Championships marked both the continuation of one winning streak and the end of another. by Robert Schallier
44 – Stranger from a Strange Land
Quiet and mysterious, Djamolidine Abdoujaparov may be the fastest sprinter in professional cycling. by Jean-François Quenet
48 – Abdu’s Carrera “Gold Team EL”
A technical breakdown of the bike used by Abdoujaparov in 1991. by Rich Carlson
52 – Instant Feedback
When Tom Ritchey designs bikes and components, his decisions are guided by real-world racing experience. by Rich Carlson
A highly collectible issue featuring the Maurizio Fondriest poster intact and a standout cover story on Djamolidine Abdoujaparov—ideal for vintage cycling magazine enthusiasts and classic pro-racing historians alike.