March Issue of Peloton magazine

[roguedog]

I get the digital version and was looking through the articles and realized what a cool magazine this is and wanted to let you all know about it.

Why is it cool? Great pictures, interesting articles around the cycling lifestyle but more importantly, in March they have articles about women cyclists. How cool is that? They have one on Marianne Vos. They have a blurb (honestly, i'm not sure if it's blurb, review or advertisement) on the new Amira, they have Heidi Swift as a writer, and this month a vignette on two of the Lulumon team members.

How rare is that? Anyway, I've always kinda like the mag but now I feel like I want to support it so that they continue to just include women's cycling just cuz we're part of the cycling scene/landscape. It doesn't seem like a special Women's section but rather just worked into the rest of the mag as a whole.

Check it out. http://www.pelotonmagazine-digital.c...zine/?u1=PAL12 (free digital subscription link)

[gnat23]

The print magazine is a thing of beauty, too, the pictures are gorgeous! Heidi is an amazing writer; her account of riding the Tour de France was a few issues ago, and it was an epic tale!

But, yes, I've been enjoying it far more than Bicycling Magazine these days. Highly recommended!

-- gnat!

[pll]

I subscribe to the print version. Very enjoyable!

Anyone saw Marianne Vos this morning in the cyclocross worlds in Kentucky?

[nuliajuk]

My favorite cycling magazine is a British publication called Cycling Active. Covers all aspects of cycling and there's never a special "women's issue" because every issue is aimed at both sexes. I like the cheeky irreverent British humour that comes out in the writing. It's a magazine for people that don't take themselves too seriously.
http://www.cyclingactive.com/news/we...active-website

[AppleTree]

My favorite cycling magazine is a British publication called Cycling Active. Covers all aspects of cycling and there's never a special "women's issue" because every issue is aimed at both sexes. I like the cheeky irreverent British humour that comes out in the writing. It's a magazine for people that don't take themselves too seriously.
http://www.cyclingactive.com/news/we...active-website

We pick up Peloton magazine at Barnes and Noble, it is very pretty. My DH likes to drool over the beautiful photos.

But I also love Cycling Active, for the same reasons you do! Such great articles (non racing!) and I always end up laughing out loud at their humor. I am not sure if you can subscribe in the US, so I always hope I am not too late to the newstand to pick one up. The same publishing group also puts out a quarterly called Fitness or Cycle Fitness, which is also excellent!

[roguedog]

Thanks, I'll have to check that mag out too. I looked at a subscription and it was like $80??? Might be too rich for me...

[Crankin]

I subscribed (free) to the digital edition. It's a little cumbersome to navigate, but I like the magazine, mostly because it's focused on all kinds of riding, doesn't diss road riders to the expense of let's say commuters, or vice versa. I am sure I would enjoy and lust over the print version much more, but I am not spending 80.00.
Hey, where's Momentum mag? I haven't received a copy for ages. That is bike porn to me. I could never pull off those fashion feats and ride at the same time, but I love looking at the photos.