Winning Bicycle Racing Illustrated September 1985 No. 26 Ron Kiefel VG


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Winning Bicycle Racing Illustrated – September 1985 (No. 26) featuring Ron Kiefel – Very Good Condition

This vintage Winning Bicycle Racing Illustrated issue from September 1985 (No. 26) features Ron Kiefel and captures the spirit of international cycling during a pivotal era for American racers. The magazine is in very good condition, showing only minor wear on the edges consistent with its age. The item pictured in this listing is exactly the same one you will receive. Please review the detailed photos for condition purposes.

All items come with a plastic protective covering, and combined shipping is available upon request. This issue is well preserved and makes an excellent addition to any vintage cycling collection.


Contents

DEPARTMENTS
4 – Prologue
6 – From the Grandstand
11 – Breakaways
90 – The Bike Shop — by Maynard Hershon
92 – Event Calendar
95 – Scoreboard

FEATURES
18 – Baja or Bust
Racing and watching are different in Mexico. — by Mike Aisner

27 – Shopping, Sushi… and a Couple of Bike Races
Japan becomes a coveted destination for international racers. — by Thomas Prehn

31 – Going Good When It Counts
Nelson Vails discovers a different lifestyle on the West Coast. — by T.A. Sunderland

36 – Moser Loses His Magic Touch
A third Giro d’Italia for Hinault as the Americans shine. — by Robin Magowan

47 – Sunny Skies and New Challenges
Marianne Berglund is on course for another world championship title. — by Connie Carpenter

52 – A Change in Climate
A Belgian, an American, and an Englishman end the Soviets’ Milk Race domination. — by John Wilcockson

58 – East Coast Trinity
The 7-Eleven Cup Series changes pace at Somerville. — by Brian Searchinger

63 – Best on the Bike
A review of the new bike racing movie American Flyer. — by Felix Magowan

69 – Developing a Racing Base
The juniors need races too. — by Katy Williams

72 – The Army Gets Wise
A breakthrough for cycling at West Point. — by Robert Zeller

76 – King of the Mountain
Racing a locomotive proves successful for Ned Overend. — by Jeremiah Kaplan

84 – Yankee-Style Values
The Weigles set their own framebuilding standards. — by Jeremiah Kaplan

86 – A Sunday in the Sun
Seven thousand cyclists gather in the desert. — by R.P. Boye


A notable issue featuring Ron Kiefel and covering a wide range of international cycling events, race highlights, and in-depth features.
Please check pictures for condition purposes. Minor wear on edges as shown.

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