What cycle magazines do you read?

Posted on Thu 27th, January 2011

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• #26

hippy

I only read the ones I'm in.
• #27

deleted

I only read the ones I'm in.

I was gonna say that, glad to see someone elses ego knows no bounds ...
• #28

dan

I only read the ones I'm in.

?
• #29

hippy

Funny that, my missus is in TNT (holding an Aussie flag ffs!) but I'm not.
I have made Cycling Weekly and was published in Enduro (Aussie mtb mag) years ago.
• #30

StandardPractice

I think The Ride Journal is the business. Proper articles, commissioned photography and illustrations, Beautiful layout and hardly any adverts. Moreover the varied stories and accounts that make up the content have far more to do with cycling as I know it than any other cycling periodical I can think of.

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