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Cycling Magazines

  • 19-12-2008 10:48pm
    #1
    Home:Ballyhoura
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    Hey, I'm interested in getting some cycling magazines from now on, maybe a road one and a mtb one. Any reccomendations? For the MTB side, I've heard of Dirt and Singletrack. No idea about road ones. P.S. I just ordered the new Singletrack issue 46 from CRC for €4.21, I looked up Easons, says €6.63 (is this the same price if you walk into the shop?) Comes with a 2009 calender, should be good! Anyone got any other ones to reccomend?


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  • #2
    sy
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    Bikerradar.com has links to variety of cycling magazines, some of which you can get annual sub. Cycling Plus is good for testing and reviewing the latest gear. However all this info is easily available online.


  • #3
    Lumen
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    sy wrote: »
    Cycling Plus is good for testing and reviewing the latest gear. However all this info is easily available online.

    There's much more to Cycling Plus than the stuff they put on bikeradar.


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