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Winning Bicycle Racing Illustrated – November 1985 (No. 28) featuring Bernard Hinault – Very Good Condition
This vintage Winning Bicycle Racing Illustrated issue from November 1985 (No. 28) features Bernard Hinault on the cover, photographed by Seth H. Goltzner. It offers an in-depth look at the world of professional cycling in the mid-1980s, including international racing highlights, profiles, and special features on the sport’s evolving sponsorship landscape.
The magazine is in very good condition, showing only minor wear on the edges consistent with age. The item pictured in this listing is exactly the same one you will receive. Please check the detailed photos for condition reference. All magazines come with a plastic protective covering, and combined shipping is available upon request.
Contents
DEPARTMENTS
3 – Prologue
5 – From the Grandstand
6 – Breakaways
90 – Event Calendar
91 – The Bike Shop — by Maynard Hershon
94 – Scoreboard
FEATURES
18 – The LeMond–Hinault–Hampsten Show
Tour de France aces battle with a new generation of American pros in the Coors Classic. — by John Wilcockson
34 – A New Way of Sponsoring
The evolution of sponsorship highlighted by the Red Zinger team’s participation in the Coors Classic. — by John Wilcockson
40 – World Records Steal the Show
The 7-Eleven Grand Prix offers a preview of the 1986 World Championships. — by Greg Fritz
45 – Bravo CBS!
CBS brought American viewers a dramatic, soap-opera-like portrayal of the Tour de France. — by Robin Magowan
50 – Greyhound Boyer Outlasts the Bulldog
European road-racing skill proves crucial in the Race Across America. — by Jonathan C. Drake
58 – A Race with a Future
The Ore-Ida Women’s Challenge gains competitive edge and recognition. — by Susan Eastman
64 – Nitz Keeps Rolling On
7-Eleven Cup Series leader continues his winning momentum at Toronto’s Carlsberg Light Grand Prix. — by Robert Zeller
68 – Olympic Gold Medalists One Year Later
Part 2 of a feature exploring the changing fortunes of cyclists who won gold at the Los Angeles Games. — by Susan Eastman, Dennis Lane, Noel Truyers, and John Wilcockson
72 – His Memory Lives On
Fitchburg honors cyclist-skater Art Longsjo with its classic race. — by Peter Nye
76 – A Mountain Bike Challenge
Overview of the SunTour/Winning Pacific States Series. — by Jeff Kausch and Glenn Odell
84 – Redefining the Bicycle
Richard Cunningham designs bikes for the 21st century. — by David Epperson
86 – A Rush for Points
Teamwork dominates the Californian section of the 7-Eleven Cup Series. — by Heather Lynne Reid
A remarkable issue showcasing Bernard Hinault and cycling’s defining moments of 1985.
Please check pictures for condition purposes. Minor wear on edges as shown.