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1961 November, Coureur Sporting Cyclist - A Charles Buchan Publication from England |
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A very informative magazine covering all facets of bicycle racing with some news about touring; includes lots of photos. The dimensions are 7 x 9 1/2 inches. [MagCntmpor C 625]
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1972 May, THE GREAT BICYCLE CONSPIRACY (A Good Conspiracy) Vol. 1, No. 2 |
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Published 6 times per year by Recreation Consultants in Seattle, WA. The Publisher/Owner was Peggy Steward, the Managing Editor was Chuck Steward. Their vision was to produce a bicycling publication which included; touring, camping, racing, legislation, maintenance, new products, cycling calendars and more. A great deal of the news was about bicycling in the Pacific Northwest. This publication evolved into `The Bicycle Paper`. The dimensions are 8 x 10 3/4 inches. [MagCntmpor G 801e]
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1975 May, THE BEST OF BICYCLE PAPER Vol. 1 From the pages of the Northwest`s only bicycle publication |
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A 64-page booklet containing interesting articles from past issues of The Bicycle Paper. It is written about cycling by cyclists for cyclists. Its contents include articles on a variety of subjects: All About Cables and Chains, What`s with Gear and M.P.H. Charts, Mountain Riding Tips, Winter Touring, Interval Training, Roller Conditioning, Repairs Along the Way, and much more. Edited by Peggy Steward, the dimensions are 5 3/8 x 8 1/2 inches. [MagCntmpor B 634e]
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1978 May, THE BICYCLE PAPER, Vol. VII, No. 2 |
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A larger format; the dimensions are 11 3/8 x 16 3/8 when unfolded, 8 1/8 x 11 3/8 inches when folded. Published 7 times per year by Recreation Consultants of Seattle, WA; Peggy Steward, Publisher/Advertising Director, Chuck Steward, Editor. This title evolved from The Great Bicycle Conspiracy; it was quite popular in the Western States. This issue contains 8 of the large format pages. [MagCntmpor B 637e]
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1987 April BICYCLE RIDER Magazine |
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[MagCntmpor B 663L]
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ENCOUNTER, BMX Lifestyle and Road Trip Magazine #2 |
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ENCOUNTER - BMX Lifestyle & Road Trip Magazine is devoted mainly to BMX Freestyle riding community. It appears to be published in Japan. The editor in chief is Yasuuki `GreenG` Takeo. This image is the front cover; photo by Yuta Yoshida (who took several of the photos in this issue) of trick rider Daisuke Maja doing a Tuck No Hander. The location is The Uramonzen Park in Nagoya, Japan. (Nagoya is one of my two favorite cities in Japan where I spent many months in the 1960s & 1970s while having bicycles & components produced for my company). I am grateful to Patrick at Flatland Fuel for sending me this issue. This issue contains 76 pages including the covers. The dimensions are 8 1/4 x 11 5/8 inches, see the picture gallery. [MagCntmpor E.725]
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