Best Cycling Magazine
12-13-20, 05:44 AM
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12-13-20, 02:22 PM
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12-19-20, 07:38 PM
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Velonews and Cycling Weekly. Bicycling is politically trending the wrong way.
07-18-21, 11:17 AM
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I agree. Bicycling Magazine was getting boring and “worn,” but improved briefly when Bill Strickland became Editorial Director. However, lately, they are trying way to hard to be “woke.” I mean, I get it, black American ride bikes too. Now get back to reviewing bicycle trends, new products and gear.
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07-18-21, 11:27 AM
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I like Cyclist magazine; most magazines are comprised of overt advertisements and covert ones, with little bona fide content (articles that are driven by content more than by selling bike stuff). Cyclist magazine seems to be slightly less dependant on ad revenue and, because it’s a bigger magazine than the others, it has more articles on a bigger range of topics. It does cost more though.
