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Winning Bicycle Racing Illustrated – September 1994, No. 127 (Miguel Indurain Feature)
This vintage issue of Winning Bicycle Racing Illustrated (No. 127, September 1994) is in very good condition, showing only minor wear along the edges. The magazine pictured in this listing is the exact one you will receive. It has been well preserved and remains in excellent shape for its age. Please review detailed photos for condition purposes.
We offer combined shipping upon request, and each issue is packaged in a protective plastic covering to ensure safe handling and long-term preservation.
Contents
FEATURES
TOUR DE FRANCE
18 – Reigning Supreme
For the fourth consecutive year, Miguel Indurain reigned over the Tour de France, transforming the event into his personal royal procession.
by Jeremy Whittle
24 – Tour ’94 — A Week of Surprises
A shocking prologue, a devastating crash, and a trip across the Channel made for an unforgettable opening week.
27 – Tour ’94 — Ouch!
Indurain’s crushing victory in the Perigueux time trial left his rivals in ruins and the rest of the field chasing shadows.
30 – Tour ’94 — High Points
As the race reached the Alps, the climbers came alive—but none could dethrone the king.
33 – Tour ’94 Close-Ups
A photographic look at the defining moments of the 1994 Tour de France.
39 – Getting the Most from Your Drink
Today’s sports drink market offers more choices than ever. Here’s how to find the one that’s right for your body and your riding style.
by Tracy L. Seip
42 – Fat Tires — Thin Air
Mammoth’s high-altitude mountain bike races were expected to favor acclimated locals, but European riders stole the show.
by Erik Gruenwedel
46 – World’s Picks for Vail ’94
A preview of the riders and teams to watch in the upcoming World Mountain Bike Championships.
by Erik Gruenwedel
48 – Treading Softly
With quiet consistency and precision, Tinker Juarez has risen to become one of the most respected mountain bikers in the world.
by Tracy L. Seip
50 – Learning with Libor
Assistant Editor Tracy Seip joins trials legend Libor Karas to learn the art of bike control over natural terrain.
by Tracy L. Seip
54 – Priced to Go
Litespeed’s Catalyst proves that titanium performance doesn’t have to come with a sky-high price tag.
by Alan Cote
58 – Kona Gold
Kona’s Kula aluminum mountain bike delivers individuality and high performance in an age of “cookie-cutter” frames.
by Erik Gruenwedel
60 – Past, Present and Futura
This 23-pound steel Italian road bike might seem anachronistic, but it captures the timeless essence of racing heritage.
by Erik Gruenwedel
62 – Simple Approach
Merlin’s suspension design is as elegantly functional as a diving board—proof that simplicity can equal sophistication.
by Mike Ferrentino
66 – Answering the Challenge
Canadian powerhouse Clara Hughes conquered the PowerBar International Women’s Challenge with a blend of teamwork and time-trial mastery.
by Patty Peoples
DEPARTMENTS
2 – Prologue
4 – Letters
8 – Sporting Scene
11 – Ask the Stars
52 – What’s In Store
64 – Competition Review
COLUMNS
6 – Editor’s Corner — The Toughest Race by Rich Carlson
38 – Davis Phinney — The Best of the Best
72 – Keeping Fit — Arousal & Focus by Edmund R. Burke, Ph.D.
This issue celebrates Miguel Indurain’s fourth consecutive Tour de France victory, offering detailed stage coverage, exclusive insights, and in-depth commentary on his dominance. It also includes mountain biking highlights, technical reviews, and fitness advice, making it a valuable collectible for fans of cycling’s golden 1990s era.