Winning Bicycle Racing Illustrated October 1983 No. 3 Jacques Boyer No Label


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Winning Bicycle Racing Illustrated – October 1983 (No. 3) – Jacques Boyer Feature – No Label – Good Condition

This October 1983 issue of Winning Bicycle Racing Illustrated (No. 3) focuses on the Tour de France, highlighting the achievements and experiences of top riders, including Jacques Boyer, the Tour’s only American participant at the time. The issue offers an in-depth look at the Tour’s key stages, new heroes rising after Hinault’s absence, and exclusive behind-the-scenes perspectives. It also includes detailed coverage of the Coors Classic, features on American cyclists, and women’s viewpoints on the sport.

The magazine is in good condition and has no mailing label, making it a solid addition to any vintage cycling collection. The item pictured is the exact one you will receive.
Please review the photos for detailed condition assessment.
All items are shipped in plastic protective coverings, and combined shipping is available upon request.


Contents

COVER STORIES: TOUR DE FRANCE

Dave Chauner Reports:

  1. The Tour Opens Up — With Hinault out of the picture, some new heroes emerged.
    Photos by Aldo Tonnoir and Sprint

  2. A Day to Remember — The real Tour begins when it enters the mountains.
    Photos by Aldo Tonnoir and Sprint

  3. Boyer’s Road to Paris — The Tour’s only American speaks out.
    Photos by Aldo Tonnoir and Carolyn Worthington

  4. Perspectives on the Tour — A Woman’s Viewpoint.
    Photos and text by Carolyn Worthington
    … Tour facts

  5. Since 1903 Nothing Has Stopped the Tour de France — Of all the sporting events in the world, none exceed the tradition of the Tour.
    By Léon Michaux


DEPARTMENTS

  1. From the Grandstand

  2. Breakaways

  3. U.S. Pro News

  4. Scoreboard


SPECIAL FEATURES

Owen Mulholland reports on the Coors Classic

  1. Cliff Hanger of a Coors — Could the Colombian be stopped? It took until the final day to find out.
    Photos by Seth Goltzer

  2. Twigg Snaps Back — World Champion Rebecca Twigg proved her versatility.
    Photos by Seth Goltzer

  3. Winning Profile: Dale Stetina
    By Brian Drebber
    Photos by Seth Goltzer

  4. Gorski Starts the Rush — Americans proved their ’84 potential at the new Olympic Velodrome in Los Angeles.
    By Maynard Hershon
    Photos by Curt Fischer

  5. Winning Tour II — Following the route of the Tour of Luxembourg.
    By Léon Michaux
    Photos by Thierry Deketelaere

  6. The Bike Shop
    By Maynard Hershon


Condition Notes: Good condition with mild age-related wear. Cover has no mailing label. Please refer to the photos for complete condition details.
Packaging: Ships in a protective plastic sleeve.
Shipping: Combined shipping available upon request.

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