Bike Cafe · Public discussion

Favorite Road magazine?

Started by Karl Hungus · · Last activity · 14 posts · 1,547 views

Thread navigation

Jump through the discussion

Go to the original post, the replies on this page, or the latest preserved contribution.

Thread details

What we know about this thread

Original section
Bike Cafe
Published
24 September 2007
Last activity
30 September 2007
Original author
Karl Hungus
Posts
14
Discussion status
Public discussion
Total views
1,547
Views / 30 days
0

The navigation and discussion metadata provide context. Posts remain in their original chronological order.

Showing posts 1–14 of 14
Posts remain in their original chronological order.

Text size
  1. What's your favorite road cycling magazine? Cyclesport? Velonews? Road Bike Action?

    I always used to get Velonews when I was racing years ago. I stopped for around 12 years and I am now back and wondering if Velonews is still the best.

    Looking for a magazine that mostly covers the European scene.

    Thanks

  2. Karl Hungus said:

    What's your favorite road cycling magazine? Cyclesport? Velonews? Road Bike Action?

    I always used to get Velonews when I was racing years ago. I stopped for around 12 years and I am now back and wondering if Velonews is still the best.

    Looking for a magazine that mostly covers the European scene.

    Thanks


    A lot of cyclists think Bicycling mag is a joke, But I don't care bout that. I just renewed. That and Cycle sport are the two that I read on a regular basis.

  3. I like Cycling weekly (UK) and Bicycling Australia Magazine.

  4. I have had a subscription with Bicycling Australia and Ride for a couple of years now. Use to get Cyclesport (UK) and Procycling, but they have started getting a bit to local and filled up with useless stuff like pub crawls around London before the prologue

  5. Road Bike Action

  6. Bicycling Magazine

    Great fitness/diet tips, etc.

  7. I feel that bicycling mag has good snipets of tips for diet and training but lacks in full length articles. This past month's had a good one on Critical Mass rides but for the most part the feature article have been sub standard, in my opinion. Do any of you agree?

  8. WIGGUM1 said:

    I feel that bicycling mag has good snipets of tips for diet and training but lacks in full length articles. This past month's had a good one on Critical Mass rides but for the most part the feature article have been sub standard, in my opinion. Do any of you agree?


    I completely agree. I could never get into Bicycling Magazine. Seemed they were like the "Backpacker" magazine of the hiking/climbing world. Not too much depth and the same stuff over and over again. Lacking the real "grit" of the sport in my opinion.

    Now, that's just my tastes and it is obviously liked by a lot of people, just not me.

  9. Used to be Cycle Sport ........but they took several editorial stands over the years about how they were not going to feature riders who doped...........and then proceeded to fill page after page about Armstrong etc.

    I'm fortunate that I get to travel to mainland Europe quite a bit - so I tend to buy magazines in Italy, France.
    Recommend CyclingPro (www.cycling.it) : good mag, good features, 200+ plus pages for €5.00.

  10. I am not very knowledgeable regarding the English publications, but in terms of European magazines in Italian and French (the languages that I am comfortable reading) I would suggest:

    Italian:
    - Cyclingpro (as Lim suggested)
    - Ciclismo (more of a general publication that does a decent job of providing full coverage of all cycling disciplines) - www.ciclismonline.it
    - Bicisport (complete focus on pro racing) - http://www.compagniaeditoriale.it/bicisport/default.asp

    French
    - L' acheteur Cycliste (very oriented towards equipment testing and the like) http://www.lacheteurcycliste.com/

  11. Karl Hungus said:

    What's your favorite road cycling magazine? Cyclesport? Velonews? Road Bike Action?

    I always used to get Velonews when I was racing years ago. I stopped for around 12 years and I am now back and wondering if Velonews is still the best.

    Looking for a magazine that mostly covers the European scene.

    Thanks


    Sorry. The only European magazines we get here are from Britain and I don't like them very much. They talk funny and anything they put a price to is in pounds; I prefer to spend my money, not weigh it. 😄

    Actually, I only picked up a few magazines for the first time this last month. some of them ARE British mags but since this is my first time seeing any of them I really can't help you.

  12. Powerful Pete said:

    I am not very knowledgeable regarding the English publications, but in terms of European magazines in Italian and French (the languages that I am comfortable reading) I would suggest:

    Italian:
    - Cyclingpro (as Lim suggested)
    - Ciclismo (more of a general publication that does a decent job of providing full coverage of all cycling disciplines) - www.ciclismonline.it
    - Bicisport (complete focus on pro racing) - http://www.compagniaeditoriale.it/bicisport/default.asp

    French
    - L' acheteur Cycliste (very oriented towards equipment testing and the like) http://www.lacheteurcycliste.com/

    Bicisport is very very good, PP.

    I buy the Italian mags when I can - although my Italian is so bad it takes me about three months to read/understand the content!

  13. I like Cycling Plus out of the UK. I subscribe to Cycle Sport USA and have been recently been picking up Road Action...they all rate highly in my opinion.

    Cheers,

    Brian

  14. limerickman said:

    Bicisport is very very good, PP.

    I buy the Italian mags when I can - although my Italian is so bad it takes me about three months to read/understand the content!

    Lim, I think that Bicisport has, by far, the best photos of the sport. Their articles are a bit uneven, but given the quality of their photography it is still worth it to buy their magazines!

Active in the last 60 minutes

Active in this thread

0 users · 0 guests ·0 bots ·0 total

No signed-in users are active right now.

No known search crawlers active right now.