Description
Winning Bicycle Racing Illustrated – September 1987 (No. —) – Roy Knickman and Tom Schuler Feature – Good Condition
This September 1987 issue of Winning Bicycle Racing Illustrated highlights Roy Knickman and Tom Schuler, capturing the action and excitement of the CoreStates U.S. Pro Road Championships, where Schuler claimed victory and Knickman’s powerful ride defined the race. The issue also delivers full coverage of the Giro d’Italia, Tour of Switzerland, and the U.S. domestic circuit, alongside features on women’s racing, team dynamics, and off-road competition.
The magazine is in good condition, showing minor surface and edge wear typical for its age. The item pictured is the exact one you will receive.
Please check the provided photos for detailed condition.
All magazines are shipped in plastic protective coverings, and combined shipping is available upon request.
Contents
DEPARTMENTS
4 – Prologue
6 – From the Grandstand
8 – Breakaways
60 – Scoreboard
62 – What’s in Store
FEATURES
12 – The Lion and the Gladiator — Tom Schuler took the win, but Roy Knickman made the race at the CoreStates U.S. Pro Road Championships.
by Rich Carlson
18 – Dag Days in Redlands — Lauritzen and the 7-Eleven team keep ICN’s Rogers in check on the way to individual and team titles.
by Gary Newkirk
24 – Madonna Grabs a Crown and Flips Her Lid — Madonna Harris of Celestial Seasonings proves she knows how to win at the Seafirst Stage Race.
by Carolyn Price
30 – The Times, They Are a-Changing — The Tour of Somerville remains an American tradition, but it’s no longer the only major show in town.
by Rich Carlson
36 – With Friends Like These — Stephen Roche puts team disputes and Roberto Visentini behind him to capture the Giro d’Italia.
by Patricia Ennis
42 – Like a Swiss Watch — Andy Hampsten takes his second straight Tour of Switzerland, with timely help from his 7-Eleven teammates.
by Charles Mueller
47 – Moreno Argentin: Something to Prove — Wearing the Rainbow Jersey brings new pressure for Italy’s world champion.
by Patricia Ennis
52 – Tomac, Whitehead Roll at the Rockhopper — Southern California riders dominate at Marin County’s off-road event.
by Heidi Castle
COLUMNS
64 – On the Right Track — The Passing Game
by Roger Young
66 – The Bike Shop — The Personal Touch
by Maynard Hershon
68 – A Personal Viewpoint — Television Worth Watching
by Chris Yeager
Condition Notes: Good condition with mild edge and surface wear. Please see photos for full details.
Packaging: Comes in a protective plastic sleeve.
Shipping: Combined shipping available upon request.