What cycling magazines do you read?
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What cycling magazines do you read?
I've been looking around and a few magazines caught my eye- bicycling and peloton. I'll probably get subscriptions to these, but I just wanted to see if y'all liked any other cycling mags enough to vouch for them.
Let's hear it!
-Sean
Let's hear it!
-Sean
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Road Bike Action and Bicycling are the ones I read. I need o get subscriptions because I don't like chasing them down.
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Keep them coming! Hadn't heard about road bike action until this. Any thoughts on digital peloton- it is SO much cheaper than the hard copy.
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I only look at magazines for the articles. honest. the pictures don't interest me at all.
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I will not renew Peloton because all that whiskey, beer, cheese, Kafka and other stuff not related to cycling is annoying. They are more about Raphaesque "cycling lifestyle" than cycling sport. Not for me.
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Aussie mags , RIDE and CYCLIST
https://www.ridemedia.com.au/
https://cyclist.com.au/
for a free online source of racing information and pro tech, can't beat
https://www.cyclingnews.com/
https://www.ridemedia.com.au/
https://cyclist.com.au/
for a free online source of racing information and pro tech, can't beat
https://www.cyclingnews.com/
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Peloton and Paved before paved shut its doors.
Bicycle Quarterly is good if you enjoy a different take on what makes a bicycle perform.
Bicycle Quarterly is good if you enjoy a different take on what makes a bicycle perform.
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I read whatever magazines that my doctors have on the tables in their waiting rooms. About the only time I'd ever read a cycling magazine.
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