I picked up the issue for something to read at the airport.
The Roadeo writeup was a pleasant surprise, and I was impressed that
they didn't automatically write it off as a 20+ (gasp!) pound turd.
The commentary was quite favorable. The comments on the Hampsten were
a little more mixed, and to be
+1 for Bicycle Times magazine. I LOVE LOVE LOVE this publication and can't
wait for the next issue!!
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I canceled my Bicycling subscription a few years ago. Just not what I wanted
to read. My current fav's are Bicycle Times, Adventure Cyclist and Bicycle
Quarterly.
I do like Dirt Rag and Mountain Flyer is pretty good too.
~mike
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You are kind! The new editor has made some changes for the better,
but I still find it to be more or less worthless. The producers of
Dirt Rag have an effort called Bicycle Times that I recently
discovered. I would recommend it to the RBW crowd.
On Sep 4, 2:08 pm, cyclotourist wrote:
> Bicycli
Hmm. I did not read it that way at all. Then again, for me, it takes
until 37mm to be "medium" and wide doesn't begin until past 40. Or
maybe my Schwalbe Marathon Supreme 50s are wide. Or not.
Then again, after a few years where no bike has had less than 35s on
it, my perception of wide is dif
